A Spy Like Me: Kim Sherwood’s evocative and thrilling addition to the James Bond canon
The new 00s are back in a mission to stop a network of international smugglers and rescue Britain’s greatest spy, James Bond.
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Changing your meal times could help you beat jet lag and shift work
How to eat yourself brighter.
AI: why installing ‘robot judges’ in courtrooms is a really bad idea
Countries are already looking at using AI for some court case judgments.
The double lives of gay men in China’s Hainan province
Gay men in marginal provinces like Hainan are claiming spaces and building communities in their own secret worlds.
How Dracula lost his X‑rating
Once the stuff of nightmares, Dracula has become family-friendly entertainment in recent decades. But there are signs the old vampire might be regaining his bite.
Coronavirus: techniques from physics promise better COVID‑19 models – can they deliver?
Neuroscientist Karl Friston claims generative modelling techniques produce more valid predictions than conventional models, but the evidence so far is limited.
The Milky Way was rewired by a cataclysmic collision billions of years ago. Now it is on course for another
As a galactic archaeologist, my job is to reconstruct the past of our galaxy – and read the signs of its future.
Snowball Earth wasn’t fully frozen: ice‑free oases sheltered early life
New research reveals that Earth may not have been completely covered in ice.
‘Hidden sharks’: how we found a new way to detect them
We cannot spot every shark in the ocean. But we can detect their ‘environmental DNA’.
To bee or not to bee – why some insects pretend to be dangerous
Hoverflies have evolved to trick predators into thinking they have a sting in the tail – but the predators have fought back.
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