Sports Stars Fight to Save England's Playing Fields
Olympic champions and sports bodies warn that proposed planning reforms could lead to a mass sell-off of vital community playing fields. They urge the government to keep crucial protections.
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What sport to watch on Boxing Day 2025
Your complete guide to Boxing Day sport on TV, featuring Manchester United vs Newcastle, the Ashes Test, Premiership Rugby, and live horse racing. Plan your festive viewing now.
Psychology of 'Have-a-Go Heroes' in Terror Attacks
What drives ordinary people to confront terrorists? Experts and heroes from the Bondi Beach and London Bridge attacks explain the psychology behind running towards danger.
Health Books: The Science of Rest, Longevity & Wellbeing
Explore new books on neuroscience, mental health & longevity. Discover why rest is vital, how to age well & rethink medicalisation of normal feelings. Available now.
Readers share views on brain science, rage rooms & place names
Guardian readers respond to neuroscience findings, the therapeutic value of rage rooms, and amusingly named locations. Share your thoughts in our letters section.
Serena Williams Reflects on Racism in Tennis Career
Tennis legend Serena Williams discusses the 'negativity' she faced as a black woman in sport and the positive change for new generations. Read her powerful insights on resilience and retirement.
Brain Science Reveals Why We Feel Lazy
Neuroscience uncovers the brain's role in apathy. Discover how dopamine and brain structure affect motivation and learn practical ways to boost your drive.
Five Brain Epochs Found, But Ageing Stages Ignored
Groundbreaking Cambridge University research identifies five distinct brain development phases, yet later life stages receive minimal attention. Discover the full story behind these scientific findings.
Adolescence lasts into your 30s, study finds
Cambridge neuroscientists identify five distinct brain development stages, revealing adolescence extends into early 30s. Discover how this reshapes understanding of mental health.
Brain Study: Adulthood Doesn't Start Until Age 32
New neuroscience research identifies five distinct brain eras, with adulthood only beginning at age 32. Discover why millennials might not be refusing to grow up after all.
Brain Science Explains Why We Wince at Movie Scenes
Scientists reveal why gruesome film moments make us flinch. Your brain simulates the on-screen action, creating a 'touch' sensation. Discover the neuroscience behind your movie reactions.
Five Key Brain Stages: Adolescence Until 32
Groundbreaking Cambridge study maps five pivotal stages of human brain development, revealing adolescence extends into our early 30s. Discover how your brain evolves throughout life.
Jacqui Oatley departs ITV Sport after decade
Presenter Jacqui Oatley announces her exit from ITV Sport after a decade as production moves to Matchroom. Key darts tournaments remain free-to-air. Read the full story.
Scottish Sport 'Running on Empty' Amid Funding Crisis
Thirty-nine Scottish sports bodies warn the First Minister that grassroots sport is in crisis due to a broken £100m funding pledge. Urgent action is demanded.
Borderline super-recogniser explains familiar strangers
Discover the science behind why some people see familiar faces in strangers. A journalist explores facial recognition spectrum from prosopagnosia to super-recognisers.
Most Detailed Brain Map Ever Created by Scientists
Scientists have created the most detailed virtual map of a mouse brain, featuring 10 million neurons and 26 billion synapses. Discover how this breakthrough could revolutionise neuroscience.
England trial neuroscience shoes for World Cup focus
Discover how England's squad is using Nike's neuroscience footwear to enhance mental focus ahead of their World Cup campaign. Read more about this cutting-edge approach.
Brain Development Atlas Offers Hope for Autism Treatment
Groundbreaking research from the University of Oxford creates first-ever comprehensive atlas of mouse brain development, revealing critical windows that could transform understanding of neurodevelopmental conditions.
Scientists Create Most Detailed Brain Atlas Ever Made
Groundbreaking research unveils the most comprehensive cellular map of human and mouse brains, revolutionising our understanding of neurological diseases and treatment development.
AI Trained by UK's Elite Face Recognition Experts
Groundbreaking UK research reveals how artificial intelligence is being trained using the extraordinary abilities of 'super-recognisers' - people with exceptional face identification skills that outperform current technology.
Optical illusion reveals how brains trick us about colour
Discover the astonishing optical illusion that reveals how easily our brains can be deceived about colour perception, with scientific explanations that will change how you see the world.
Brain scientist's extreme obsession with his own research
A leading neuroscientist's extreme dedication to science led him to test his own brain stimulation theories on himself, resulting in a fascinating case of scientific obsession.
Joey Barton's Misogynistic Rant Sparks Football Outrage
Former footballer Joey Barton faces widespread condemnation after comparing female pundits to serial killers in shocking social media outburst targeting Lucy Ward and Eni Aluko.
Female jockey makes history with Melbourne Cup win
Australian racing sensation Jamie Kah becomes the first female jockey to win the prestigious Melbourne Cup, shattering racing's glass ceiling in a landmark moment for the sport.
Fasting May Boost Brain Health, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research reveals intermittent fasting may significantly improve brain health and cognitive function, offering new hope for combating neurological decline.
Daily habit that boosts brain health revealed
Groundbreaking research reveals how a single daily activity can dramatically improve brain function and protect against cognitive decline as we age.
North Melbourne's Record 24-Game AFLW Winning Streak
The North Melbourne Kangaroos have rewritten the AFLW record books, securing their 24th consecutive victory in a stunning display of dominance that has left opponents in their wake.
Chimp Brains Mirror Human Decision-Making, Study Finds
New neuroscience research discovers striking similarities between chimpanzee and human brain activity during decision-making tasks, offering fresh insights into evolution of human cognition.
ALS Breakthrough: Scientists Discover Disease Causes
Groundbreaking research reveals three major pathways causing ALS, offering new hope for targeted therapies that could slow or stop the devastating neurodegenerative disease's progression.
Women's sport breaks records with massive TV audiences
Women's sports in the UK are experiencing an unprecedented boom, with the Lionesses' World Cup final and Red Roses' rugby matches drawing record-breaking television audiences and signalling a major shift in sports viewership.
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