Samuel Dervaux

Protein shakes are popular with teenagers, but most do not need them. What families should know about needs, risks and labels.

Andy Burnham’s call to debate free movement with Europe wins cabinet support but unsettles Labour MPs in Brexit-voting seats.

Lula wins a fourth term in Brazil after overturning a first-round defeat, but polarization and Congress will define his next mandate.

Student-led anti-corruption protests in Albania grow as police seek to contain demonstrations and PM Edi Rama blames 'antifa'.

Study finds Japanese house bat mothers show faster heart rates when hearing their own pups' isolation calls, aiding reunion in crowded colonies.

Growing purchases of UK care homes by US investors are under regulatory scrutiny for potential impacts on plans for a National Care Service.

Regulators propose trimming post‑2008 conduct rules: reduced reporting for minor misconduct and 140,000 managers freed from extra checks, with £2bn savings claimed.

Raye secures the £25,000 Mercury Prize for This Music May Contain Hope, prevailing over nominees including Paul McCartney, Suede and Jade Thirlwall.

Juvenile giant manta rays use nearshore waters as nurseries to avoid pelagic predators before maturing into large, ocean-going adults.

Ryan Murphy's musical-drama series Glee is set to return on Hulu and Disney+, marking a major streaming revival after about a decade.

Raphael Glucksmann seeks Socialist leadership in France but must persuade young voters who favour Jean‑Luc Mélenchon.

Chicago communities face a growing influx of synthetic drugs, straining health and law enforcement and prompting calls for expanded testing and support.