AstraZeneca should not own a patent on a medicine that is needed by poor as well as rich nations, say former New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark and UN undersecretary general Winnie Byanyima
Device trialled at tournament captures images with camera and projects them into sight line
‘Weekend warriors’ have similarly low risk of heart disease and stroke as those who spread out their physical activity
Exclusive: Data analysis shows people severely penalised for relatively minor infractions of coronavirus laws
The fossil fuel industry has spent billions on winning over the public. Green activists must learn from its tactics, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
Dog owners in Béziers will have their pets’ saliva sampled so excrement can be linked to specific animals
The long read: From the early days of the Tahrir Square protests, music was vital to the young people making their voices heard. And though…
Others asked if they are ‘overthinking things’ or told their issues could be hormonal, charity says
Letters: Les Bright and another reader on the difficulty of getting an NHS dentist as more practitioners go private
A significant faction of the right and their press allies want to emasculate or even obliterate the national broadcaster
The young Spaniard’s astonishing victory over Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final felt like an act of empire building
