Research in mice reveals molecular mechanisms that underlie spatial mapping in the brain
Anytime we venture into a new place, our brain’s built-in GPS immediately kicks in and begins to form a spatial map of our surroundings. Over
Twitter whistleblower could help Musk by adding ‘volatility’ to legal battle
A whistleblower’s complaint that Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) misled federal regulators about the company’s security risks could provide Elon Musk with fresh ammunition in his bid
How to take pictures on BeReal
If you’ve been hearing about this BeReal thing but you’re not exactly sure what it is or how to use it, fear not. The concept
Gardens flooded with ‘stream of sewage’ as residents complain of ‘horrible smell’
Homeowners were left disgusted after their gardens were flooded with sewage as a result of pipes bursting following heavy rain. Residents in Sydenham, East Belfast
Chelsea close to winning race for young Inter midfielder Cesare Casadei
Chelsea are close to winning the race to sign Internazionale’s highly rated midfielder Cesare Casadei. Nice have also targeted Casadei, but it is understood Chelsea
Blood test detects Alzheimer’s in people with Down syndrome
Around 80% of people with Down syndrome develop Alzheimer’s disease, often when they are between 40 and 50 years old. A study led by Lund
Truckmaker Hino expelled from Toyota-led commercial vehicle partnership
Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) and others involved in a commercial vehicle partnership have expelled Hino Motors (7205.T) from the group over a scandal involving falsification
Samsung still hasn’t given us a good reason to buy a foldable phone
Folding phones seem, intuitively, like a great idea. Phones are good! Tablets are good! Put them both together, fold it in half, and presto: you’ve
Girl, 7, ‘taken into woods’ in ‘abduction attempt’ as police release images of man
A seven-year-old girl was reportedly abducted and taken into woods. The youngster is believed to have been taken from Warne Avenue, Droylsden, Greater Manchester, on
‘A big Rubik’s Cube’: Strauss believes Test and T20 cricket can sit together
Andrew Strauss has warned those leading cricket in England and Wales “we can’t afford to be slow-moving and have our heads in the sand” during