Nobody wants to develop dementia and for good reason: it’s the most feared condition among people over 50, according to surveys. Yet most people assume there’s little they can do to protect themselves. The update from the Lancet Commission comes as welcome proof to the contrary: you CAN, in many cases, stop dementia before it … Read more
From Susie Dent’s Something Rhymes With Purple to The Travel Diaries and Off Menu With Ed Gamble And James Acaster, this week’s top podcasts By Leaf Arbuthnot Published: 22:01 BST, 1 August 2020 | Updated: 22:01 BST, 1 August 2020 Something Rhymes With Purple This show, about the vagaries of English, was crowned best entertainment … Read more
Monday, July 13 I’ve decamped to St Tropez for the summer to recharge after the extraordinary frenzy of the first six months of 2020 (has it really only been HALF A YEAR?). A Times columnist joked recently that I must be ‘getting very fat’ with all the Ministers that I was ‘having for breakfast’ on … Read more
Graham Ivan Clark, 17, was arrested on Friday morning in Tampa Three people have been arrested and charged in a massive Twitter breach earlier this month that affected dozens of high-profile users. Graham Ivan Clark, 17, was arrested on Friday morning in Tampa, Florida after a federal investigation zeroed in on him. He faces 30 … Read more
One in three young Americans are at risk for developing severe COVID-19 if they contract the virus, a new study suggests. The new research comes as young adults are making up a growing proportion of coronavirus cases. Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) analyzed data on about 8,400 Americans between ages 18 … Read more
Under the microscope: TV presenter and Strictly winner Ore Oduba, 34, answers our health quiz By Sarah Ewing for the Daily Mail Published: 00:53 BST, 14 July 2020 | Updated: 00:54 BST, 14 July 2020 TV presenter and Strictly winner Ore Oduba, 34, answers our health quiz TV presenter and Strictly winner Ore Oduba, 34, … Read more
They are the menace of seaside holidays, brazenly snatching ice-creams and chips right out of people’s hands. But scientists have come up with a way to stop seagulls stealing food, by staring them straight in the eye. Cocky as they appear, seagulls are far less likely to take food when someone is looking at them, … Read more
Holiday makers may soon be flying abroad on jets powered by scraps of wood, according to new research. A green fuel that converts plant waste from farm and timber harvests into aviation fuel has been developed by scientists. They say it could help combat climate change by reducing CO² emissions from aircraft and rockets. The … Read more
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There’s nothing too flash about Captain Charles Teige’s bridge room. But it’s about the only only spot on the massive cruise liner Voyager of the Seas left untouched by an $80million make over that has made it one of the most salubrious ships ever to set sail. Whether it’s intentional or not, his office has … Read more