White, middle class women ‘most likely to be struck down by Lyme disease’
The potentially devastating bacterial infection has become increasingly common in the UK because of warmer temperatures
Interactive driving game reveals the hazards of being distracted by your phone
It has been proven that your reaction times are much slower on the road if you are preoccupied by your phone and that using the phone hands free is just as distracting as holding your phone.
Executive Assistant to Partners
Located in a prestigious building in the City with panoramic views across London are a prestigious investment banking advisory firm looking for a star Executive Assistant.
What’s happening in Hong Kong?
Understanding the political situation in Hong Kong and why its citizens have been protesting for 19 weeks.
Microplastics from bottles and food packaging discovered in snow on sheets of ice… floating in Arctic
Scientists dropped onto the floes by helicopters and dinghies - and collected samples. It shows air pollution is more widespread than previously feared, they say.
Brain ageing has been reversed for first time – offering hope of cure for Alzheimer’s disease & multiple sclerosis
The groundbreaking feat was achieved by destroying a protein that stiffens the organ - much like muscles and joints.
World’s oldest eyes found in insect that buzzed around Denmark 54 million years ago
They belonged to a primitive crane fly and contained eumelin - a natural pigment found in human peepers
To halt the gig economy workers must put faith in Unions again
The gig economy is a symptom of neo-liberalism and works to take the good life from millions of working-class people who work in it. We need our unions to be strong again to defeat it.
Hundreds of workers march on ASDA’s head office in protest over “punitive” new contract
Staff have been told if they don't sign the deal by November 12, they will be sacked - just weeks before Christmas.