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The government’s proposal to overhaul and tighten betting laws, ostensibly to target problem gamblers, has understandably raised concerns about government interference and nanny-state overreach. Yet viewed from a wider perspective, we should welcome these initiatives and for the precedent they could set: they could be the final recognition that young adults do not reach maturity

Koru Kids is one of many digital platforms positioning themselves as ‘technofixes’ to costly and oversubscribed providers, says researcher Dalia Gebrial

Ready for another big surprise? It’s not Scapa Flow. While Scotland’s most famous deep anchorage might grab a lot of the attention, Ireland’s Malin Head

The National Drought Group (NDG), which advises the Government, has warned that Britain may need further hosepipe bans and restrictions on water.

Following the UK’s Chief Veterinary Officers declaration of an Avian Influenza Prevention Zone across England from November 3, poultry farmers…

Despite the flak the former Health Secretary insists the decision to go Down Under for the ITV reality show is an amazing opportunity to help his dyslexia campaign - and force a change in the law.

I AM delighted to be speaking at the first-ever Invest2Scale event taking place in Edinburgh on November 2. This gathering brings together business…

L11 de setembre a Catalunya. El dia en què es commemora la guerra de Successió, esdevinguda el 1714. La caiguda de Barcelona es va produir després dun llarg any de setge. La ciutat i la població...

We may one day charge our phones wirelessly through the air because of this new technological discovery.

Statisticians at the Office for National Statistics (ONS) estimate 874,400 people in England were infected with Covid in the week to May 21, equating to one in 60 people.