Lindsay Dodgson

Harley and Harry weighed barely 500g each when they were born at just 22 weeks, but after spending five months in intensive care the remarkable twins are now doing well

New research has found that the virus may continue replicating in brain tissue even after patients appear to have recovered, helping explain rare relapses and long-term complications.

Leigh Sutherland, whose bizarre online antics included pretending to be a solicitor and police officer, has been sentenced over a £56,000 wrecking spree while already serving nine years

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Instagram gives Gen Z jobseekers a fuller picture of workplace culture than traditional professional networks. Employers are learning they need to show—not just tell—what it's like to work there.

Workers say offices designed for visibility and collaboration no longer reflect the realities of their jobs, leaving them struggling to concentrate on days that are filled with Zoom meetings and Slack notifications.

After months of sending applications into the void, some job seekers are paying Etsy witches for career spells when they feel they've exhausted every other option.

One HR leader argues it's time to stop climbing the corporate ladder, and start growing around your strengths and creativity instead.

Technology promised to help employers and workers find the perfect match—but it’s only made everyone feel more disposable.

Conversational AI could encourage workers to think out loud, self-edit less, and leave some buttoned-up business norms behind.