Oldest spiny mouse fossil found with fur, skin and organs
A 125-million-year-old mammal, between the size of a modern mouse and rat, with fur and spines (like a hedgehog's but ...
A healthy living revolution is needed to avert a global obesity crisis
Over a third of the world's population will be obese and some will need urgent treatment by 2025, if governments fail ...
These are the billionaire tax avoiders who control the media
The word ‘haven’ conjures up images of a harassed-looking gent fleeing from Caesar’s persecutory tax collectors. His waistcoat flapping, his ...
The Trans-Pacific Partnership was signed last week – here’s why that should scare you
Last week, hundreds of thousands of activists marched in Berlin against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). A few days ...
Will the government’s extremist agenda criminalise mental health?
There has been much written on the government's Prevent strategy to counter radicalisation and extremism. Much of this has rightly ...
Tories seem to prioritise protecting the reputations of ‘their own’ above protecting children from abuse
An investigation is not the same as an accusation, but it seems some Members of Parliament do not understand that. ...
Even our nuclear weapons are privatised, and it’s a potential disaster
The UK, along with the US, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey, have private companies making and managing their nuclear weapons. Germany's aim ...
From Dismaland to the West Bank – is Banksy a hypocrite?
From a satirical film advertising Gaza as a holiday destination, to graffiti pieces on the controversial West Bank wall, the ...
Cameron’s Tories spent today’s Question Time proving that the Nasty Party is back
During this week's Prime Minister's Question time in the House of Commons, Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn once more crowd-sourced his ...
British government’s support for Saudi Arabia undermines ‘concern’ for human rights
The British government is preparing to bomb Syria in support of 'human rights and democracy', as it did in Libya, Iraq ...
Woman drives her 4X4 into an autistic cyclist
Cyclist Simon Edgley was lucky to be alive after an altercation with Natalie Pyne left his bike mangled and a ...
Manchester cop tells whining Tory MP to ‘get over himself’
“Get over yourself Mr Evans, you are no more important than everybody else in Manchester who gave up their police ...
Genetic test can tell if your chest infection needs antibiotics
GPs may soon be able to test their patients’ genes to decide whether to prescribe antibiotics, tackling a key problem ...
Humans prefer stupid when it comes to artificial intelligence
Marvin the Paranoid Android: You can blame the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation for making androids with GPP... Arthur: Um... what's GPP? ...
The ‘sugar tax’ should be swallowed by companies, not consumers
Jeremy Hunt is in the spotlight again for refusing to publish a review of the evidence on what measures could help ...
Stricter gun control could save the US millions in healthcare costs. So why not do it?
In the aftermath of the Umpqua Community College shooting in Oregon, researchers have revealed this week that non-fatal injuries resulting ...
Ankara massacre: Killing Turkish democracy in its infancy
Horrific news hit the front pages on Saturday when 102 peace activists were murdered (and around 500 more injured) in Turkey’s ...
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