Many tongues, one people: the debate over linguistic diversity in India
There are thousands of languages and dialects spoken in India, but most children learn three: the local tongue, Hindi and English.
Hormone-free male contraceptive pill passes first safety test
Targeting sperm production without lowering testosterone will mean fewer side-effects for men.
Kemi Badenoch says she wants to be Britain’s Javier Milei – but is the Argentinian president a model to follow?
Argentina is currently living through a radical experiment in state destruction.
Starmer’s move on Palestinian statehood is clever politics
While Labour’s frontbench held the line for much of the past year, rank-and-file discontent has grown – and with it, the political risks.
Why the Pacific tsunami was smaller than expected – a geologist explains
The tsunami warning triggered evacuations in the US and Japan.
As climate change hits, what might the British garden of the future look like?
Pristine lawns could become history.
The Assassin: Keeley Hawes drama is a milestone for menopause on screen
Keeley Hawes’s character becomes lethal not in spite of midlife – but because of it.
From the Green party to Corbyn’s new launch – is it time Westminster took joint leaders more seriously?
Strong leaders in business are often those able to allow others in their top team to share responsibility.
Why do corporations act against the public interest? We may have the answers (it’s not just greed)
It has been suggested that Tesla’s dispute with a Swedish union could damage wellbeing and prosperity in the country.
Viral ‘kettlebell challenge’ could do you more harm than good – here’s why
One of the challenge’s biggest pitfalls is that it may lead to injury.