On the issue of daylight saving, I’ll have to sleep on it I’m afraid

As the clocks go back again, isn’t it time we had a proper debate about the whole exercise?

When do the clocks go back and could 2018 be the last time they change?

EU countries could ditch practice as research finds effects of changing time are worse than previously thought

Breastfeeding rate declines in England as advice goes unheeded

Only four in 10 mothers still breastfeed babies of up to eight weeks despite health guidance

Why Harry’s new ring has an Oura of desperation about it

The Duke of Sussex has started wearing a sleep tracker on his finger, presumably to make the most of his 40 winks. Good luck with that when the baby arrives

Please, doctor, don’t call my lost baby a ‘product of conception’

The grief of losing a pregnancy can be compounded by language. More openness and sensitivity is needed, says Katy Lindemann

Austerity is the wrong prescription for the world’s wellbeing

Findings about the impact of a course of heavy-duty cuts on life expectancy make grim reading

Whisper it… ASMR videos are the quiet revolution going global

Viewing sensory films of people tapping, crinkling paper and scratching beards can trigger brain tingles that are relaxing – and advertisers hope will entice you to buy

I applaud the push for accessibility – but I won’t be using ‘jazz hands’

Inaudible clapping excludes blind people like me, says the freelance writer Alex Lee

Faulty batch of 58,000 Clear & Simple pregnancy tests recalled

UK consumers urged to check digital tests, some of which have returned false positives

Picking up a leaflet at a freshers’ fair won’t turn you into a sex worker

Brighton University should be applauded for promoting health and support services, says the sex worker and activist Molly Smith