Rhys Blakely

Restaurants are finding it no longer serves to have a vegan-only menu

The Advanced Research and Invention Agency, seen as the brainchild of Dominic Cummings, is being given public money to develop concepts ‘at the edge of the possible’ — but critics fear unintended consequences

Symptoms of the condition are thought to be rooted in brain circuitry that helped our nomadic ancestors but is ill-suited to the distractions of modern life

The tech billionaire has said that the anonymous patient has recovered from surgery and been able to use the device to operate a computer mouse

A new study suggests that regular mental exercise, such as keeping a journal or speaking to strangers, can have a genuine effect on your wellbeing

Review of benefits of cold water immersion found evidence it can help improve condition linked to wide range of ailments, from depression to cancer

Scientists tracking 20,000 people find higher cardiovascular risk in those who eat only in an eight-hour window

Study suggests nicotine habit increases amount of ‘visceral fat’ in the stomach

The rover, which could be used as both a mobile living space and a laboratory, could have a range of 6,200 miles

In a story written by the science fiction author Arthur C Clarke in 1964, the hero asks a group of students to hold their hands out to the sun. “What do you feel?” he asks. “Heat, of course. But