How DeepSeek is shaking up the world of AI

How DeepSeek is shaking up the world of AI

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Why more women in China are buying men’s clothes

Some women in China are unhappy with how brands are making women’s clothing. Posts on the social media site Xiaohongshu show just how awkward the sizing can be. A video of a tiny dog squeezed into a size L women top went viral as proof that brands label tiny clothes as much bigge ...  Show more

Why are more young people being diagnosed with cancer?

According to the World Health Organisation, around 1 in 5 people will develop cancer during the course of their lifetimes. We usually associate the disease with getting older - but doctors are warning that some cancers are becoming more common in people in their 20s and 30s too. ...  Show more

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