Would you microchip your child?

Youth worker Sophie Sullivan is happy for her 16-year-old daughter to travel alone to Australia, but she won’t let her or her four siblings have their own smartphones. While she admits to being addict

WITH OUR KIDS’ LIVES DOMINATED BY TECH, HERE’S HOW TO KEEP THEM SAFE FROM HARM (AND ENSURE THEY HAVE PLENTY OF SCREEN-FREE BREAKS)…

Counsellor Kate Medlin answers your personal, sexual and emotional problems

Whether you strap a wellness coach to your wrist or weave subtle sensors into your clothes, these devices are revolutionising how we track our health

We’re not saying they don’t serve a purpose. But an over-reliance on tech is taking us away from the core reasons for working out in the first place

One in three adults in the UK struggles to sleep through the night; among them is writer Nick Pope. Could embracing the multibillion-pound sleep economy fix his night-time woes or would obsessively attempting to crack bedtime cause another problem altogether?