Teenagers who have a problematic relationship with their smartphones are more likely to suffer from anxiety, depression and insomnia than those who do not, new research has found. Young people who said they had problematic smartphone use, a pattern of behaviours resembling addiction, were twice as likely to report symptoms…
A 3D model of Robert the Bruce has been unveiled to mark the 750th anniversary of the former king’s…
Dozens of workers at TikTok-owner ByteDance’s office in Singapore have fallen ill in a mass food poisoning incident. At least…
Microsoft’s cloud service has been hit by another outage, weeks after an IT failure in the company’s services ground…
A vegan diet may reduce your biological age, according to a new study in the medical journal BMC. Scientists…
The weight-loss jab Wegovy may help people quit smoking, researchers suggest. Smokers with type 2 diabetes who took semaglutide…
Complex life on Earth began around 1.5 billion years earlier than thought, according to a new study. Scientists were…
The Delta Aquariids meteor shower will burst over our heads on Monday night, with clear skies making the show…
A common type of bacteria has been found to make some cancers “melt”, according to researchers. People who had…