Gillian Duncan

Researchers initially believed mothers would favour daughters, while fathers would favour sons

Hakim Hajoui views portrait of Abd el-Ouahed ben Messaoud ben Mohammed Anoun at Barber Institute of Fine Arts

Reform’s billionaire British treasurer sees the pair patching up after X owner said leader 'doesn’t have what it takes'

UK businessman intends turning brand into a billion-dollar enterprise with sales worldwide

Archives of scans, biodata and anonymised patient records will be used to train machine learning models

UK Biobank project, the world’s largest study of blood proteins, could pave the way for new treatments

Israeli PM is subject to arrest warrant by International Criminal Court over alleged war crimes in Gaza

Year-long global temperatures remain above pre-industrial average for first time, with world on course to miss 2060 global warming targets

People living in areas with higher aircraft noise had stiffer and thicker heart muscles, which were less efficient at pumping blood around the body

Property on Wilton Crescent was fully refurbished and modernised recently

Study finds a morning shot of caffeine reduces cardiovascular risks

Researchers say antiviral drugs could be used to help prevent post-concussion syndrome and guard against future illness

Le Pen shook the French political establishment when he unexpectedly reached the presidential election run-off vote against Jacques Chirac in 2002

Beverages that are high in sugar are rapidly digested, causing a spike in blood sugar levels with little nutritional value

Edward Pettifer's stepmother, Tiggy Legge-Bourke, worked as a nanny to the princes in the 1990s