Older adults need to eat more protein than younger people
Catherine Norton expains why sitting down – and getting back up – might be the most important health test you do today
‘I did revise… it just didn’t go in!’ − this will help
Exams coming up? Use the science of memory to improve how you revise
Apple TV’s Severance: on cybersecurity and human risk
What Apple TV's hit show - about the separation of a person's home and works lives - can teach us, says Oli Buckley
Meet the robot you ride like a horse
A robot that you ride like a horse is being developed. It will stretch current limits of engineering says Matias Mattamala
Why does my child feel lost at school?
In the first part of this article, Nicolette Camilleri explores the common struggles young people face in school today
Endometriosis: changing your diet may reduce pain symptoms
Many patients seek out their own ways of managing their symptoms say three experts from Edinburgh University
God’s architect, the venerable Antoni Gaudí
Pope Francis began the process for Antoni Gaudí’s sainthood. Architect Javi Buron Garcia explains why this secular architect may be declared a saint
Not Untouched By Death: Anton Inglott’s Sacred Heart
The story of one of Malta’s most controversial paintings, and an exciting new discovery, will be told in an exhibition presented by the Malta Society of Arts from May 5
The Oscars have rolled out the red carpet for generative AI
And surprisingly, viewers don’t seem to mind say Paul Crosby and Jordi McKenzie
Star Wars, Andor 2 and their political parallels
Since its very conception, Star Wars has been political. Now Andor will take on Trump 2.0 says Dan Golding