The Microsoft boss's company Cascade Investment entered the bidding war for British private jet servicing company Signature Aviation Friday.

At least 17 campaign groups have signed a letter opposing the appointment of Munroe Bergdorf as its Women UK Champion

We cannot have a society where MPs resign in fear for their lives, intimidated by a minority of hardline radicals

A government whistleblower lets the mask slip

The Labour leader’s approval has dropped to 35% as the country wrestles with the Omicron Covid variant and rising inflation

Cloth masks do little to prevent the spread of COVID-19, or other airborne diseases, a new study finds.

Midwives have been advised not to say 'vagina' or 'breast milk' under new guidelines issued by the Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust. The move is said to support trans patients.

This time, we locked ourselves down.

We need an inquiry into the use of fear tactics during the pandemic, which has caused immense collateral damage

Members of Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Behaviour express regret about ‘unethical’ methods

WITH all the rain and wind lashing the country, you are probably – like thousands of us traditionally do in January – considering a break abroad. Somewhere sunny. Get the swimming costume on and br…

Masks are worn everywhere in Singapore and Kiwis are forced to wear masks in public including shopping malls. But both have higher Covid cases per million than Australia.

Heart rate peaks lower and oxygen intake drops, according to sports science research

There is "nothing to suggest the virus is going away any time soon", the Government's most senior scientific advisers have said, as they revealed "all the modelling" suggests a significant surge will...

‘Day two’ tests will be axed for double-jabbed travellers from 11 February

The new rules will apply to all licensed premises in the central belt of the country - including Glasgow and Edinburgh.

The anonymous account of a nurse on a virtual Covid ward.

Nature - People who recover from mild COVID-19 have bone-marrow cells that can churn out antibodies for decades, although viral variants could dampen some of the protection they offer.

Celebrities don’t speak for the rest of us when they tell us that vaccine passports are not "inconvenient". We know that they are also illiberal and ineffective.

When Oxfam aid workers sexually abused girls in refugee camps in Haiti, do you think they asked which gender the girls identified as? Did the Oxfam aid workers, or the prostitutes whom they partied...

David Halpern, the head of the Nudge Unit, has admitted to using behavioural science techniques on the Prime Minister. The Telegraph reports that during an interview with behavioural scientists at...