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Self-driving taxis to launch in London ‘in next couple of months’
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New AI-designed vaccine ‘could protect against whole families of viruses’
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The Boat Race 2026: When is it and where to watch it in London?
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Bird numbers boosted on wetland farming sites, study finds
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‘No evidence ADHD is overdiagnosed in the UK’
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Playing Tetris can help tackle memories of trauma, trial finds
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Stroke patients get their voice back thanks to new wearable device
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The Gym Group says weight-loss jab trend helping boost business
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People on fat loss jabs ‘put weight back on faster than traditional dieters’
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Author and TV host Richard Osman ‘absolutely thrilled’ to be made OBE
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Half of London arrestees may have undiagnosed ADHD, major study finds
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Lights out: can dimming the sun really save us from global warming?
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One-sided relationships prompt Cambridge Dictionary’s word of the year
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DNA structures captured in ‘exquisite detail’ using new technique
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Stormzy made honorary fellow of University of Cambridge college
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Breakthrough in lab-grown blood cells could pave way for regenerative therapies
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Thousands of women with breast cancer may benefit from genetic tests – study
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Woman who died after refusing chemotherapy ‘adversely influenced’ by mother
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Scientists discover way to see tiny brain clusters that may trigger Parkinson’s
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Singing songs by Elvis and The Beatles can help lung patients – study
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Doctors believe they are ‘on the brink of a new class of treatments’ for MS
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Study pinpoints reason why transplanted kidneys can be rejected, scientists say
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British patients trial major new blood test for Alzheimer’s disease
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Major new study launched tracking thousands of babies
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What are long-term studies and how have they affected me?
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‘Trauma and lack of help’ key factors in suicidal feelings among autistic people
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Bovine TB should be treated with the urgency seen during Covid, scientists say
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Students urged to ‘take stock’ before accepting degree places on lower grades
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‘Outdated guidance’ sees thousands at risk of prostate cancer ‘overtreatment’
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