In the aftermath of a head injury, Nick’s mind is split between his old self and a strange new self he doesn’t know ...

When AI takes over the practice of science we will likely find the results strange and incomprehensible. Should we worry?

In Plato’s Symposium, Socrates shared a theory of love from the teachings of a ‘non-Athenian woman’. Who was she really?

Watch as two craftspeople use 19th-century methods and tools to turn a tree on Norway’s coast into a rowing boat ...

Condemned to death by firing squad, French resistance fighters put pen to paper. Their dying words can teach us how to live ...

Is it wicked to take a pleasure in spring?’ George Orwell’s postwar ode to the toad offers a message ripe for our times ...

When we look for extraterrestrials, we often peer into the depths of space. But alien life might be closer than you think A false-colour depiction of the Occator crater on the dwarf planet Ceres, ...

In this delightful 1981 clip from the television programme Wildlife on One (1977-2005), the BBC producer John Paling discovers a male baby grey squirrel abandoned in the Wychwood Forest in Oxfordshire ...

The climate crisis is here. In order to thrive in these dangerous and precarious times, we must build resilient communities Women from the El Tablon community with cuttings of native plants used to ...