'Astrology has never made for great science,' says expert Robert Cuffe

Sarah-Marie Flint was brought up in a fire-conscious household by a father who was in the industry – and has passed on the lessons to her own family (and frankly, to anyone who will listen)

The first case of Zika in India was discovered in November 2016. Why was the public not informed about it?

Fifty years ago this month interracial marriages were legalised in the US, but some negative attitudes have persisted to the present day

Yes, it exists and it may be more in sync with women's than you know. Lisa Bonas reports

It's important to talk to someone about your concerns

A doctor has warned against eating raw fish

It's set to be a huge breakthrough

They contain small, dangerous parts

Sleep your way to the top

Farewell bacon buttie, hello avo on toast

Great Ormond Street Hospital’s lawyers say case is 'particularly sad' but 'the parents don’t accept the facts'

The sale of organs can be viewed as coercive and exploitative, but there is a middle ground

If you've fallen out of love with exercise, how do you make yourself fall back in? We asked a top personal trainer and put her tips to the test.

Three academics analyse the evidence for and against baby-led weaning

There are two types of nostalgia. One promotes resilience and personal growth, while the other can lead to an obsessive quest to escape the present

Sales of 'unhealthy' processed white bread have plummeted by 75 per cent since 1974

Looking for some green space to lay out that gingham rug? Consider these beautiful city spots...

Toothill said he wanted to inspire other people with cancer to 'do that special thing they've always wanted to do'