Korea eats more seafood, per head, than almost anywhere else on earth — roughly three times the global average — and its population carries the serum chemistry to prove it. A new study published in Scientific Reports has found that…
A Veteran’s Disillusionment Phil Craig spent twenty years inside the BBC, much of it as a senior producer on Panorama, the corporation’s flagship investigative programme. That is not a short career or a peripheral vantage point. When a journalist of…
A Glasgow Institution Quietly Rewrites Its Galleries Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow has removed several ancient Egyptian artefacts from public display, citing the absence of “informed consent from the deceased individual” as the governing rationale. The removed items…
The BBC’s director-general has moved to contain the fallout from a decision to abandon plans for a bespoke Archers recording studio at its new Birmingham headquarters, insisting that options to keep the production in the West Midlands remain very much…
Three hundred scientists. Thirty-two countries. One urgent warning about the systems their own field has built. The alarm did not arrive without precedent. For months, researchers at leading universities and institutes had watched a succession of incidents in which AI…
A Radical Overhaul Gathers Pace The BBC’s £180 annual television licence fee could be abolished and replaced with a £132 charge applied directly to household broadband bills, under proposals gaining traction within Andy Burnham’s cabinet. The plan, which would amount…
A large Swedish longitudinal study has produced a finding that deserves serious attention from clinicians and policymakers alike: poor cognitive performance in one’s sixties is a meaningful predictor of stroke in the years that follow. Published in the Journal of…
Open any of the major AI chatbots and begin typing. Within seconds, your words are being processed, stored, and — unless you have taken deliberate steps to prevent it — potentially fed back into the very model you are speaking…
Disney and its subsidiary ABC filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday against the Federal Communications Commission and its chairman, Brendan Carr, seeking to block what the companies describe as a politically motivated and procedurally unprecedented order requiring the early renewal…
A Question of Entitlement and Cost The question of whether pensioners should receive a free television licence has circulated in British public life for many years, periodically flaring into political controversy and subsiding again without resolution. What has changed in…