‘There was no hope’: Treatable disease often mistaken for Alzheimer’s
Normal pressure hydrocephalus, which causes mobility and memory issues, can be mistaken for dementia.
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Why is London really getting more theatres?
Developers and producers increasingly see the venues as a good way to boost an area.
Zimbabwe: Is it worse off than under former President Mugabe?
The opposition in Zimbabwe says things are worse than under former leader Robert Mugabe – it it right?
Changing places: Why countries decide to move their capitals
Indonesia is the latest country to embark on moving its capital city. Here are some other examples.
Imran Khan: A year facing Pakistan’s harsh realities
Pakistan’s cricketer-turned-PM has had success abroad but struggled at home during a tough year in office.
Is the US still Asia’s only military superpower?
A report finds the US’ defence strategy in the Indo-Pacific region is close to a crisis.
Why men are owning burlesque
Meet the men whose lives have been changed by ‘boylesque’.
Instagram influencers: Have we stopped believing?
Instagrammer Tiffany Mitchell has been forced to deny faking a road crash for likes.
Unlocking the secrets of ‘orphaned’ old camera film rolls
The Rescued Film Project aims to develop all the world’s unprocessed camera film.
The ‘gravity bikers’ risking death for thrills in Colombia.
Young men from poor neighbourhoods of Medellín, Colombia, risk their lives riding specially-adapted pushbikes down perilous mountain roads.
Royal Family: From costs to carbon, how do they travel?
Amid controversy over private jets, some things you might not know about how the Royal Family gets about.
Migrant workers ‘exploited’ in Japan
International brands accused of ‘exploiting’ workers in Japan
Police chief: Attackers of PCs ‘must be jailed, no ifs no buts’
The head of police commissioners calls for harsher sentences for people who hurt police officers.
Newspaper review: Boris Johnson talks to Donald Trump and ‘threatens’ EU
Sunday’s papers look ahead to Boris Johnson’s meeting with the US and European Council presidents.
Tour Championship: Fans injured by lightning strike at PGA Tour finale
Four people are injured as lightning strikes hit a tree at the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta.
Boris Johnson warns Trump US must compromise to get UK trade deal
Boris Johnson will meet US President Donald Trump at the G7 summit in France on Sunday.
Marcus Rashford racially abused: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says perpetrators ‘hiding behind’ profiles
People who post racist abuse on social media “hide behind fake identities”, says Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Southall murder: Man stabbed to death in west London
A man is arrested on suspicion of murder and is in hospital being treated for minor injuries.
England not ready to win World Cup despite thrashing Ireland, says Jones
Coach Eddie Jones wars his England team that they are not ready to win the World Cup despite a record 57-15 win over Ireland.
EFL warns Bolton could face league expulsion over takeover delay
Bolton Wanderers are given a deadline of Tuesday to complete the sale of the club or face expulsion from the English Football League.
‘There is belief and excitement’ – England can complete record run chase to keep Ashes alive, says Denly
England are “in with a real shout” of completing their highest fourth-innings chase and beating Australia to level the Ashes, says batsman Joe Denly.