BBC Audio | What's Up Docs? | Why do we love scary movies?
Drs Chris and Xand explore recreational fear - why might we enjoy scaring ourselves?
Drs Chris and Xand explore recreational fear - why might we enjoy scaring ourselves?
Hit London plays 2:22, Paranormal Activity and A Ghost in Your Ear are now spooking audiences on and off Broadway amid high demand for communal experiences
Queensland prison staff fear a human rights exemption for prisoners will make their jobs more dangerous.
Asking for help can require more courage than pretending to understand. A student may sit through an entire lesson with a question unasked. A new employee may nod at instructions that remain unclea...
I was the only female leader of a major political party without a security detail – I couldn’t live under constant guard. That belief was rocked this week.
Investors and central bankers are waking up to the fact world leaders and business heavyweights will no longer act in the “rational” ways markets expect.
No turbulence can ever compare to being sat next to someone with a cough dragged out of the depths of hell.
The developing world’s enthusiastic adoption of AI and necessity-driven innovations offer lessons for an anxiety-ridden West.
No turbulence can ever compare to being sat next to someone with a cough dragged out of the depths of hell.