Charles Bremner

Researchers have found the part of the brain that creates memory links to odours after studying mice from the early days of their life

The British intelligence agency ranks the highest for its expertise in recruiting high-level moles and penetrating the ruling elites in Russia, China and Iran

Marcel Proust's protagonist marvelled at the “exquisite pleasure” that invaded his senses when he raised a morsel of tea-soaked sponge cake to his lips.

Paris has warned that President Putin’s GRU intelligence agency is seeking to discredit presidential nominees to boost the chances of those is approves of

De la Comédie-Française, a spritely backstage farce set in the august French national theatre, has been a summer favourite — and it’s only 75 minutes long

As global instability looms large, Brünig Mega Safe is excavating up to 25 ultra-secure caverns in the Alps — with prices starting at £455,000

Police said the 49-year-old suspect allegedly raped and stabbed the victim before being subdued by a neighbour

The pair were released after five days’ questioning but the incident raised concerns about Kremlin attempts to target the leaders of Europe’s defence industry

A Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787 ran off the tarmac at Munich airport before lurching into the air and then returning for an emergency landing

Bitterness is growing against city dwellers who have priced residents out of housing near the country’s beauty spots