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Patients who received the drug durvalumab had significantly less risk of cancer returning, the study found

EXCLUSIVE: Survey finds support for Labour in the capital has dropped ‘dramatically’ since Sir Keir Starmer's landslide victory on July 4

Rapid urbanisation thought to be damaging adolescent health, as researchers say need for medication and diagnostic tests is urgent

The electorate for the Conservative leadership contest likes a winner, but lately has had trouble picking one

Avoid student debt and gather the skills that most needed by prospective employers as you study on this new style of course

Research suggests four in 10 children previously driven to school have switched to more ‘active’ modes of travel

Timelapse imaging offers no benefit, despite being sold as an add-on service by many UK private fertility clinics, scientists have found.

"The nation rallied against the National Rally." That's the analysis from our political expert after France's legislative elections returned a hung parliament, with the far-right bloc finishing third. He says that France's left wing stood down its candidates where required, and that in the end the country as a whole…

Researchers analysed Billboard hits since over the last 73 years

Savanta survey for Mile End Institute, Queen Mary University of London, finds 55% of Londoners planning to vote Labour and 22% for the Tories

Professor Patrick Diamond, Director of the Mile End Institute, Queen Mary University of London, examines the two key documents