It is the largest and longest study of the drug

The theme for this year’s IDAHOBIT is ‘No one left behind: Equality, freedom and justice for all’

It quickly became one of the top 10 apps in the Entertainment category after its release

There are more than 30 megacities worldwide, with entrepreneur Marc Lore proposing a new one in the US

Art project temporarily shut down after ‘inappropriate behaviour’ of people in the Irish capital

‘The number of births is the first indicator of the hope of a people. Without children and young people, a country loses its desire for the future,’ the Pope said in a recent speech

Births in Europe reached their lowest point since the 1960s in 2022

The phrase has gained momentum amid Israel’s ongoing quest to wipe out Hamas

The red double-deckers were introduced 12 years ago by then mayor Boris Johnson

The statement says: ‘As artists, musicians, writers and leading cultural figures we stand in solidarity with Toomaj Salehi’

The actress fell in love with acting when she was young, often sneaking into rehearsals for school plays run by her mother

An open letter to the EBU called for Israel’s withdrawal from the contest in May

The club’s new part-owner based his decision on a drop in email traffic on work from home Fridays

It’s not always the winners that make headlines at the song contest

The song contest offers aspiring stars an opportunity to conquer the international stage

One of the new stickers allows you to share your favourite song.

People from non-participating countries can vote online and on the Eurovision app

While most sufferers are aged 15 or older and have only a mild illness, whooping cough can be fatal if contracted by a baby

There have already been strikes this week — but are more on the cards this month?

The dazzling event will feature narrations from gallery staff in eight-minute shows held over two hours.