Shock as AI reaches for nukes and refuses to surrender in global war games
A new study reveals that AI systems are more likely than humans to advocate for nuclear weapon use in conflict scenarios, undermining the long-standing nuclear taboo.
Most misspelt words revealed in new study of nearly a million school kids
A new study reveals the most misspelt words among nearly a million schoolchildren, highlighting common spelling mistakes and patterns.
Switching to one diet after turning 45 can add three years to your life
A new study indicates that changing your diet after 45 could potentially increase lifespan by three years.
Ayahuasca psychedelic DMT shows promise as depression therapy
A study indicates that DMT, a key component of the psychedelic ayahuasca, may effectively reduce depression symptoms in patients.
Warning as six types of sweetener may accelerate memory loss in middle age
A recent study indicates that certain artificial sweeteners could be linked to accelerated memory loss and increase the risk of dementia in middle-aged adults.
Behind the Guardian’s analysis of 100 years of MPs’ language on immigration
The Guardian's analysis shows a notable shift in MPs' sentiments regarding immigration over the last five years, using an innovative machine learning approach to study a century of language.
Study finds eating one food type could help you live to 100
A study of over 5,000 elderly adults suggests that a specific food type can significantly contribute to longevity and improved health in older populations.
STUDY ⟩ It Turned Out How Long the Lifespan of Electric Car Batteries Is
A comprehensive study in the UK reveals that electric vehicle high-voltage batteries maintain their capacity significantly better than many consumers have previously believed.
Solicitor explains exactly how to deal with a noisy neighbour
A solicitor outlines steps residents can take to deal with noisy neighbors, highlighting a recent study showing high rates of noise complaints in specific UK areas.
UK adults use coin flips to resolve daily decisions from chores to takeaways
A recent study reveals that many UK adults frequently use coin flips to resolve everyday decisions and disagreements.
Antioxidant-packed nut could help slash cholesterol and protect the heart
A new study indicates that consuming pecans may reduce bad cholesterol levels and promote heart health due to their rich nutritional content.
Decline in remote jobs risks shutting disabled people out of work, study finds
A study indicates that the decline in remote work opportunities threatens employment for disabled individuals, who rely on remote jobs.
New warning to 6.4 million UK drivers with 'safety at risk and costs higher'
A study reveals that 6.4 million UK drivers may be risking their safety by relying on personal judgment over vehicle warning systems, leading to potentially dangerous driving situations.
Common blue pill could work as a potential dementia treatment says new study
A study finds that Viagra may lower the risk of Alzheimer's disease, suggesting its potential as a treatment for dementia.
Brits overwhelmed by investing as study shows need for financial education
A study reveals that many Britons feel confused and overwhelmed by financial management and investing, highlighting a need for better financial education in schools.
Playing one classic video game eases mental health problem, study shows
A study reveals that playing Tetris can reduce distressing memories for NHS workers exposed to trauma.
TV set is most popular way to watch YouTube in UK, study finds
A new study reveals that televisions have become the most popular device for watching YouTube in the UK, surpassing laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
Beef and lamb get 580 times more in EU subsidies than legumes, study finds
A report has revealed that beef and lamb receive significantly more subsidies from the EU than legumes, highlighting the disproportionate financial support for meat-heavy diets over plant-based sources.
Block it out: Tetris can help tackle memories of past trauma
A new study suggests that playing Tetris can significantly reduce flashbacks in individuals with traumatic memories, indicating a potential therapeutic intervention.
Gaza death toll in early part of war far higher than reported, says Lancet study
A new Lancet study reveals that over 75,000 people were killed in the first 16 months of the Gaza war, significantly exceeding earlier reports by local authorities.
UK's top film-streaming city named as Brits watch over four days of movies
A new study highlights that Brits watch over four days of films annually, with Bath emerging as the top city for film streaming.
Excruciating tropical disease can now be transmitted in most of Europe, study finds
A study reveals that the chikungunya virus, a painful tropical disease, can now be transmitted by mosquitoes in much of Europe due to rising temperatures caused by climate change.
'Future scandal' as thousands of new homes built in flood zones
A study reveals that 11% of new homes built in England between 2022 and 2024 are in flood-prone areas, prompting concerns from experts.
One in nine new homes in England built in areas of flood risk, study shows
A recent study reveals that one in nine new homes in England are being constructed in flood risk zones, raising concerns amid climate change and housing demand.
Training more Britons may not cut net migration or plug skills shortages, study finds
A study from Oxford's Migration Observatory suggests that plans to train more UK workers may not significantly reduce net migration or address skill shortages.
Brits asked what they'd spend £500,000 on – and Gen Z give very different answer
A new study reveals that Gen Z in the UK would prioritize experiences and lifestyle upgrades over financial security if they won £500,000.
Taking 'world's most used drug' may raise your blood pressure
A new study warns that regular use of paracetamol, considered safe for those with high blood pressure, may elevate blood pressure similarly to NSAIDs, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke.
Study: Russian shadow fleet vessels are falsifying their flag state
A study by Finnish broadcaster Yle has revealed that vessels in the Russian shadow fleet are falsifying their flag state to transport oil, circumventing sanctions from the EU, UK, and US.
Scientists to track 10,000 moths across Australia, using little more than eyelash glue and confetti-like tags
A new project aims to tag and track 10,000 bogong moths across Australia to study their migration patterns.
Three-hour evening habit could increase risk of heart disease, new study warns
A new study suggests that eating dinner at least three hours before bedtime may reduce the risk of heart disease by improving various cardiovascular health metrics.
Over 50s tired of 'boring' and 'unadventurous' labels as many defy stereotypes
A new study reveals that people over 50 are challenging stereotypes about their lifestyle, debunking myths of being boring and disconnected from technology.
Intermittent fasting 'just doesn't seem to work' major new study says
A new study suggests that intermittent fasting may not be as effective as previously thought for weight loss and health benefits.
One in three people dying in pain or distress as families watch loved ones die in agony
A new study reveals that one in three dying individuals in England experience pain and distress, indicating a significant crisis in palliative care.
Study challenges negative cannabis stereotypes, claiming link to brain benefits
A recent study suggests that cannabis use may be linked to increased brain volume and cognitive fitness, challenging long-held negative stereotypes about its effects.
My laundry dried in under 3 hours with 32p method that mimics a summer's day
A British study suggests an economical method for drying laundry indoors using a dehumidifier and fan, providing a quicker alternative to tumble dryers.
Common medication may increase dementia risk by a third
A new study suggests that common proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) may increase dementia risk by 33% in long-term users.
Don't do this at night – it may pose a risk to your heart
A study has found that nighttime exposure to light increases the risk of various heart diseases.
Man spent 93 days at the bottom of the Atlantic and became '10 years younger'
Retired US naval officer Joseph Dituri spent 93 days at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean for a study on underwater living effects, resulting in health improvements that made him appear ten years younger.
Daily hot drink could reduce dementia risk 'by 18%' - how many cups you need
A new study suggests that daily consumption of moderate amounts of caffeinated tea or coffee may reduce the risk of developing dementia by up to 18%.
Winter Olympics best moments with Torvill and Dean and Eddie the Eagle leading list
A study highlights the most memorable moments from the Winter Olympics, featuring Torvill and Dean's iconic performance at the 1984 games as the top moment.
Common medication may stop Alzheimer's disease, study finds
A new study suggests that levetiracetam, a common seizure medication, may prevent the onset of Alzheimer's disease but must be taken decades before symptoms arise.
'A pint down the pub inspired me to make a life changing decision'
A new study reveals that many people come up with business ideas while at the pub, highlighting the social environment's impact on entrepreneurship.
More exam stress at 15 linked to higher risk of depression as young adult – study
A study indicates that exam stress experienced at age 15 significantly increases the likelihood of depression and self-harm in young adults.
Line of Duty actor urges Brits to connect with friends to help boost mood
A study shows that despite the mood-boosting benefits of spending time with friends, Brits are only connecting for about 80 minutes a week.
Hair-loss breakthrough after ancient Chinese herb promises a 'magic bullet' to banish baldness
A study suggests that the ancient Chinese herb He Shou Wu may provide a multi-faceted approach to treating hair loss.
Youth work 'black holes' in half of all council areas in England, study finds
A recent study reveals that almost half of English council areas lack adequate youth services despite high deprivation and antisocial behavior levels.
Join Mirror's Great British Spring Clean as astonishing number of adults admit littering
A recent study reveals that 27 million adults in the UK have admitted to littering in the past year, prompting a new campaign to encourage cleaning efforts.
European city named world's greenest with parks on doorstep and 'bee highway'
Oslo has been named the world's greenest city, with 95% of its residents living within 300 meters of green spaces according to a recent study.
One in 14 children who die in England have closely related parents, study finds
A study finds that 7% of child deaths in England involved children born to closely related parents, highlighting a concerning trend that needs urgent attention.
Reuters Institute awards scholarships to journalists in Oxford
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is accepting applications for its Journalist Fellowship Programme 2026–2027 until February 13, 2026, aiming to select about 30 journalists worldwide for a 3- or 6-month immersion in the UK.