Anjuli R. K. Shere writes about science. She was a 2016/17 Wellcome Scholar and science intern at the New Statesman.
China’s ambitious plans in Africa and beyond are building alliances that make the UK increasingly irrelevant.
Now she’s campaigning to crack down on asbestos, with Britain facing a third generation of asbestos illnesses, and the US’s first generation still suffering.
Senior Republicans avoided condemning Trump's incendiary speech, and some endorsed it.
Whether your hero wears spandex or cat ears, inspirational pop culture figures can help deal with real life difficulties.
"Epa, Epa, Eeeepaaaaa" – Grampa Simpson.
Women with mesh implants have been suffering for years. And it's not the only time they have been ignored.
A new compact chemical agent clean-up system offers hope to formerly deadly conflict zones.
Leafy greens could save your life – and not just if you eat them.
Why your favourite comic book publisher sounds like your least favourite elderly relative.
Scientists are scouring the Earth's deserts for life that might thrive on Mars. But is the Red Planet a distraction?
