Why do people riot?
An expert in crowd psychology explains why some peaceful protests turn violent, and why riots can spread.
COVID, the flu and other viral infections can re-awaken dormant breast cancer cells, new study in mice shows
This recent study highlights just how great of an affect viral infections can have on our health in both the short-term and long-term.
Technology has fuelled overtourism – now it could also help to stem the tide
The pernicious reach of the internet widens the impacts of tourism. But AI could also be part of the solution.
A Bermuda stalagmite reveals how the Gulf Stream shifted – and what it might do as the climate changes further
Sea spray content in a stalagmite sheds light on how ocean currents in the Gulf Stream have changed in the past.
Weight loss jabs and cancer risk: here’s what you need to know about the research so far
Are weight loss shots like Ozempic and Wegovy safe long-term? It’s complicated. Some early studies suggest thyroid concerns while others hint at cancer prevention.
Perito Moreno became the world’s first superstar glacier – but now it’s set to disappear
One of Patagonia’s few stable glaciers is now on the verge of collapse – new study.
As protesters and politicians call for the closure of asylum hotels, what are the alternatives?
Long-term use of hotels poses numerous challenges to those living there.
Longer lashes, lasting damage? What to know about lash serums
Lash serums promise longer lashes – but some contain glaucoma drugs that can cause darkened skin, sunken eyes and even permanent eye colour change.
The five best films about women footballers – from Gregory’s Girl to Bend it Like Beckham
As a producer, I often meet with resistance when it comes to putting female athletes, pundits and presenters front and centre.
RFK Jr is wrong about mRNA vaccines – a scientist explains how they make COVID less deadly
Viruses mutate all the time. Vaccines don’t cause this – they help filter which strains survive.