Interviews with Scientists

Millions of developing babies exposed to air pollution will be born prematurely or with a low birth weight

A study giving the flu and COVID jabs in one go is a success

Why some scientists are predicting a particularly bad cold and flu season this year

A new experiment has launched to study the effects of microgravity on female bodies

Beyond balloons, helium is vital for modern science and technology - which is why scientists are concerned...

Using a bacteria-inspired hack to optimise rare earth mining

A deadly fungus is infecting bananas across the world, putting the globe's favourite fruit at risk

We use a colossal volume of sand every year, but where does it all come from?

Scientists are now able to see beneath the retractions made to Marie Antoinette's final few letters...

The seasons are changing, so we're quizzing our experts with questions about change

Could a person's genes be used to predict when their menopause will start?

Under 18s in China are banned from playing computer games Monday - Thursday and are limited at weekends

Should we be worried about giving young people COVID vaccinations in case they get myocarditis?

From who's affected to what's causing it

Should more organisations have menopause policies?

How can women combat many of the unpleasant symptoms of the menopause?

And why are bone fractures more common in post-menopausal women?

Can small alterations to supermarkets and canteens change our food choices?

Researchers have successfully toilet trained cows to protect the planet and repurpose their urine

Our reporter plays A Plague Tale, while off work sick himself!

Nintendo remastered The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, but you can barely tell the difference

It's a Mario Golf game, but did it need to be made?

Is the Pokemon MOBA game worth playing?

We review Death's Door, a game where you play as a crow and reap souls. Spooky.