The University of Manchester is through to the next round of the BBC’s University Challenge after defeating East London on the programme last week
Research by BBC Radio 4 has identified a loneliness epidemic among young people
A University of Manchester psychologist leads an experiment which aims to explore what loneliness looks like in our world today
The documentary, which aired on Sunday the 12th, focused on the link between heading and dementia
A stroke of genius by Barratt and Farnaby, Mindhorn is an outrageously silly, yet original and witty romp which will have you quoting it for days
Some of the biggest foodies of our time are turning their ethos’ on their head, but, how serious are the bad claims against ‘clean eating’?
The Apprentice has turned stale and is unreflective of a healthy business climate; it should be axed
Our must-see documentaries this week
James Blower introduces the BBC’s new scheme #lovetoread and encourages students to take up the challenge
The BBC successfully introduces Jodie Whittaker as the next regeneration of Doctor Who, finding the right balance for success.
The unmissable hit drama is among the BBC’s recent wave of sublime television-making and features top-rate acting that will keep us gripped to our screens
Kavindra Huggins and Leslie Adu bring their 2 cents on BBC 1XTRA’s annual star-studded flagship event
Science & Technology Editor, Georgie Hines, sits down with Planet Earth II producer Chadden Hunter to discuss conservation, the challenges of nature filmmaking, and what’s in store next
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Megan Harvey reports on seeing the comedy science duo in front of a live audience at the Museum of Science & Industry
The boys are back in town. And in a similar vein to recent weeks, May and Hammond had the nation in stitches
Ex-England international footballer Gary Lineker has received much criticism from the press after having an opinion on the refugee crisis
While the US was being lorded over by the Atari 2600, the UK, and most of Europe was getting involved in the home computer
