Abigail Buchanan

Nestled on the coast where the river Dyfi meets the blue waters of Cardigan Bay, the Welsh village of Aberdyfi has always been a popular choice for second homeowners.

Policies designed to boost local ownership of properties may have the opposite effect and hollow out towns

Esther Beukema pursued her ‘death wish’ after battling an eating disorder. Her parents argue why they supported her – and others like her

The two images don't look exactly alike, but there are some uncanny similarities around the eyes, nose and mouth.

As new tech raises new questions about truth and creativity, conventional portraiture has been pitted against AI – with disturbing results

The health service’s slow shift to digital has led to thousands of missed appointments and a bulk of paperwork in storage units

Professor Sallie Baxendale did not set out to challenge the orthodoxy on puberty blockers ; her usual area of research is epilepsy.

Professor Sallie Baxendale did not set out to challenge the orthodoxy on puberty blockers ; her usual area of research is epilepsy. When Baxendale, a consultant clinical neuropsychologist in London, first read the claim that the controversial drugs were safe and reversible, “my first thought was, this is really exciting”, she says. “That doesn't fit in with my understanding of how the brain works, so I want to go and see what the new evidence is… and I just couldn't find any.”

Is a cigarette ban the hill the Prime Minister is willing to die on?

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