Rosa Silverman

Our rail adventure featured more spectacular views and fewer carbon emissions (plus a couple of grumpy Germans)

The apex predator can devastate native species, damage crops and even kill humans – and experts fear they could gain a permanent foothold

The world of digital currency has bounced back from the Sam Bankman-Fried scandal, but will it ever be able to shake off its macho image?

The subject has had a remarkable resurgence, overtaking English as the most popular subject for college students

Instead of focusing on one subject, graduates from a controversial London university had a unique curriculum – fix actual problems

With private clinics expected to charge tens of thousands, we assess whether it’s worth forking out for the latest Alzheimer’s treatment

A growing body of evidence shows that the impact of lockdown continues to affect every generation – and will do for decades to come

Charlie Holt was once a Fusilier in the Army, but now he’s just one of hundreds of homeless people in the borough of Westminster

Experts fear the policy, which could be in the Government’s 10-year health plan, will add more bureaucracy and raise less money than hoped

Designed to tell people exactly what they want to hear, some AI chatbots could be driving users to harm themselves and others