So Brits have a lot of sex on drugs – why?

It’s more common than you might think, and the reasons may have surprisingly little to do with sex and drugs, says sex and relationships author Nichi Hodgson

Health secretary wants NHS to roll out genetic tests to detect diseases

Matt Hancock hails ‘game-changer’ but critics raise racial bias and ‘fatalism’ concerns

The madness, anxiety and absurdity of a full-English Brexit

Nigel Farage marching for the right to be put out of work and go hungry just about sums it up

Brexit: what happens the next day if there is no deal?

If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, what will be the immediate impact on your finances, rights and travel plans?

With councils and the NHS at loggerheads, vital services are at risk

As with Brexit negotiations, some people prefer to walk away or refuse to budge, rather than work together to find solutions

I don’t need a digital pill to monitor me – I just need to see a doctor

Sometimes patients need to talk to a live human being, says academic Lienkie Diedericks

Concerns over birthing options as NHS shuts midwife-led centres

Trusts say midwives needed in hospitals, as critics argue women’s right to choose under threat

Adventure playgrounds ‘too risky’ to insure

England children’s commissioner and London mayor raise concerns after leading firm refuses to cover some playgrounds

Why did Tulip Siddiq have to vote in person? Cold Conservative calculation

A proxy voting system would have helped the heavily pregnant Labour MP, says feminist campaigner Elizabeth Nelson

Without more staff, the NHS plan will fail. GPs will have to pick up the pieces

Government long-term plans for the health service promise a lot, but success depends on having enough people to implement it