Is it true that you can sweat out a hangover?
Here’s a useful fact for any smug relatives who brag about going for a run the morning after their Christmas…
Concern grows over the rapid increase in a 'shadow fleet' of tankers used to evade sanctions.
The “shadow fleet” used by Russia, Iran, and Venezuela to circumvent Western sanctions and deliver cargo to customers like China…
UK supermarkets are sourcing turkeys from Europe due to a shortage caused by avian flu.
Several major UK supermarkets have had to import turkeys from other parts of Europe to ensure shelves remain stocked this…
Thanks to Donald Trump, 2025 was a good year for white-collar criminals.
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Flamboyant, furious, and full of hope: CMAT is the sound of 2025, writes John Harris.
What has it felt like to be alive in 2025? The answer likely reflects key aspects of 21st-century life. One…
The 2025 book quiz – created by Mick Herron, Bernardine Evaristo, Ali Smith and others
1. BERNARDINE EVARISTO Who is considered the world’s first known author? Priestess Enheduanna from Mesopotamia – lived c. 2300 BC…
The sister of one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims reported him to authorities in 1996, but the FBI did not pursue an investigation, according to newly revealed documents.
While Donald Trump’s Justice Department failed to meet a legal deadline to release all Jeffrey Epstein-related files by Friday, one…
A new space race is underway – will the billionaires come out on top?
If there is one constant in this world, it is human hubris—and space and astronomy are no exception. The ancients…
Your phone can do much more than you might think—here are 25 surprisingly handy uses, from measuring objects and detecting metal to checking if a surface is level.
Our smartphones are capable of far more than just delivering quick dopamine hits and keeping us connected with loved ones.…
Renate Reinsve on reviews that make you sick and 19-minute standing ovations: "Your face goes stiff from smiling for so long."
One day in July 2021, Renate Reinsve woke up, read the Guardian, and promptly vomited. It was—mostly—a happy kind of…