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STEVE BELL'S IF. ON BORIS JOHNSON'S GENETIC STOCKPILE

TOO FEW COUNSELLORS ON CAMPUS: WHY STUDENTS ARE TURNING TO MENTAL HEALTH APPS

Universities are struggling to cope with soaring demand for mental health services. Can technology plug the gap? Leaving friends and...

£4,000 BANK CHARGES MADE MY DEBTS SPIRAL

The bank has flatly refused a refund but can I claim under the new rules? I have been in considerable debt for several years and tried...

COLOR OUT OF SPACE REVIEW - NICOLAS CAGE GOES COSMIC IN FREAKY SCI-FI HORROR

A repulsive alien organism is unleashed on Earth in Richard Stanley's scary, hokey - and often funny - extravaganza In the bonkers...

FROM CLIMATE COLLAPSE TO GENERATION RENT: COMING-OF-AGE NOVELS HAVE CHANGED FOREVER

Joe Dunthorne looks at the best books that deal with facing up to adulthood, including Ottessa Moshfegh's My Year of Rest and Relaxation...

COFFEE ALONE WON'T TRANSFORM A FORMER PIT TOWN - BUT IT CAN INSPIRE PEOPLE

A roastery in a coalshed is bringing punters from far and wide to Ammanford in Wales. Such ambition must surely spur on others I get...

HUGE CROWDS EXPECTED FOR GRETA THUNBERG VISIT TO BRISTOL

Police warn of major disruption as activist joins climate strike in city A huge security operation is being put in place in Bristol...

10 OF THE BEST MUSIC VENUES IN BRUSSELS

The Belgian capital swings to jazz, dance and the avant garde, as well as pleasing rock fans, at multi-stage venues and intimate clubs...

THURSDAY BRIEFING: MORE FLOOD MISERY TO COME

Scores of warnings and alerts in place... tout tools on Viagogo could assist fraud... and the faces behind Tories' lucrative fundraising...

'OH MY GOODNESS!': FROM JOCKSTRAPS TO CODPIECES, HOW MENSWEAR GOT SEXY

While the dominant ideal of male sexuality might be Love Island-style hench, a louche, slinky look is raising eyebrows in fashion •

ANGER OVER WORLD BANK'S $55M PLEDGE TO GUYANA'S FOSSIL FUEL INDUSTRY

Campaigners say move is ‘blatant contradiction' of lender's climate commitments The World Bank has been criticised for providing $55m...

FINE LITTER LOUTS £500 TO PROTECT WILDLIFE, SAYS THINKTANK

Report also calls for ban on black plastic and an end to bottom trawling at sea Litter louts should be fined a minimum of £500 as part...

HOW DID BRITISH INDIANS BECOME SO PROMINENT IN THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY? | NEHA SHAH

Since Thatcher's day, the Tories have held the community up as a model minority. The tactic appears to be paying off Last week, the...

PHONES THAT MAY HOLD CHILD ABUSE IMAGES RETURNED TO SUSPECTS

Child safeguarding at risk as police say lack of technology and time limits prevent device checks Police are giving back to suspected...

CORONAVIRUS: TRUMP SAYS RISK TO US IS 'VERY LOW' AS AUSTRALIA ENACTS EMERGENCY PLAN

US president says cases could fall to zero in a ‘few days' but Scott Morrison says ‘every indication' world will enter pandemic phase...

'WE SLOWLY BUILD A RAPPORT': HOW STREET BUDDIES CONNECT WITH ROUGH SLEEPERS

London scheme's approach differs dramatically from those of police and many other charities A freezing wind is whipping through London's...

FREE SOLO STAR ALEX HONNOLD FALLS OFF A MOUNTAIN: KEITH LADZINSKI'S BEST PHOTO

‘Alex was on vacation in Greece - but even on vacation, he still climbs. Fortunately, unlike in the film Free Solo, he's on a rope...

WHY YOUR BRAIN IS NOT A COMPUTER

For decades it has been the dominant metaphor in neuroscience. But could this idea have been leading us astray all along? By Matthew...

OXFORD LECTURER ADMITS PRODUCING INDECENT PHOTOGRAPHS

Pembroke College suspends philosophy tutor Peter King after court appearance An Oxford university lecturer has been suspended after...

AMAL CLOONEY TO PURSUE ROHINGYA CASE AT THE HAGUE

Human rights lawyer will represent Maldives, which is joining the Gambia in taking Myanmar to court for alleged genocide Amal Clooney...