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BP chief executive says Covid-19 crisis has 'convinced him more than ever' of importance of company pledge to reach net-zero carbon emissions

4 years ago inews.co.uk covid

Schizophrenia drug which reduces swelling offers hope for brain damage treatment - An effective treatment for severe brain damage and spinal cord injuries could be available within 2 years after scientists found an existing, 60-year-old drug reduces swelling that causes the damage

4 years ago inews.co.uk brain

Exercising may delay brain deterioration in people at high risk for Alzheimer’s disease

5 years ago inews.co.uk brain disease

Healthy lifestyle ‘helps offset genetic risk of dementia’ amid calls for over-50s to exercise

5 years ago inews.co.uk genetics

UK porn ban starts next month, there won't be a happy ending.

5 years ago inews.co.uk

Young people who play video games have higher moral reasoning skills

5 years ago inews.co.uk game video

Ed Sheeran paid more in tax last year than both Starbucks and Amazon

6 years ago inews.co.uk amazon

Sir Tim Berners Lee is building a ‘new internet’ where you control your own data - The founder of the world wide web is creating a new way to store your data online

6 years ago inews.co.uk web

People who follow a Mediterranean diet rich in fruit, vegetables, nuts and fish could potentially cut their risk of developing depression by up to a third, research suggests.

6 years ago inews.co.uk

Another reason why plastic is bad for the environment – it heats the atmosphere

6 years ago inews.co.uk

Researchers have found that spending time in green spaces helps to keep the brain healthy, slowing down any decline in its cognitive ability

6 years ago inews.co.uk brain

European Commission not GDPR compliant though it was responsible for the law

6 years ago inews.co.uk

‘Smart home’ devices such as TVs, virtual assistants and toothbrushes are leaving British homes vulnerable to “staggering levels of corporate surveillance”, new research has found.

6 years ago inews.co.uk

Intel AI boss: Europe is better prepared for automation job losses than US - “Workers in Europe have greater access to the education they may require to adjust to the significant changes“

7 years ago inews.co.uk ai europe intel

Norway votes to decriminalise drugs and offer treatment instead of jail time

7 years ago inews.co.uk

The UK will now become a tax haven for the rich

8 years ago inews.co.uk