How do I know I’m getting old? People have started offering me a seat on the tube
Once upon a time, I was desperate to look older so I could get served in pubs. Now everyone is treating me as if I’m past it, says Adrian Chiles
Video games do not cause violence – but makers do need to think about it
There is no compelling evidence that games cause real-life bloodshed, but the industry must address its attitude to guns and conflict, or risk being drowned out by fearmongers
‘I don’t smell!’ Meet the people who have stopped washing
A growing number of people are eschewing soap and trusting bacteria to do the job instead – and an entire industry has sprung up to accommodate them
Lessons in love from my new teenage foster daughter
As well as joys, challenges and unusual pets she brought fresh insights to our home. By Jill Dawson
Most people drink in moderation – here’s what we heavy drinkers can learn from them
If you think no one sticks to the recommended maximum 14 units of alcohol a week, you’re kidding yourself, just as Adrian Chiles once did
Insomnia sufferers can benefit from therapy, new study shows
Authors call for cognitive behavioural therapy to be offered through GPs
Looking for Mr T: the politicisation of testosterone
Alt-right activists believe low testosterone is resulting in a crisis of masculinity. But is ‘low-T’ really to blame for making men ‘soft’ – or is the politicisation of the hormone more sinister? Sam Wolfson reports
Most people will return a lost wallet. But are they still selfish at heart?
Maybe kindness and altruism aren’t the only motivations involved
How to treat sunburn
Get out of the sun, take painkillers, keep your skin cool and don’t drink alcohol. Or even better – don’t get burnt in the first place
‘My oestrogen levels were all over the place’: when men have ‘sympathy pregnancies’
From morning sickness to a swollen belly, some expectant fathers say they share their partners’ symptoms. But how is that possible?