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4/5 A dazzling roster of soloists paid tribute to London and jazz legends

Analysis shows small hike in populations of insect-eating species after 2018 ruling, but full recovery may take decades

When I first photographed foxes, I thought I knew them: cute, clever, sly. Fifteen years and thousands of hours later, I’ve learned this: the more you know about foxes, the less you know.

The Summer Berry Company is now growing British strawberries at a commercial scale all year round.

The development marks a major shift for the industry, which has traditionally relied on imports

It's never too early (or late) to start incorporating some of the best balance exercises into your routine to boost mobility and longevity

An experimental drug compound could be a promising treatment for harmful diabetes complications, per a new study in lab mice and human cells.

While most gardeners assume seeds need warmth to thrive, some crops actually prefer a brisk chill to kick-start their growth. These cold-loving champions don’t just tolerate lower temperatures—they use them as fuel, bursting through the soil with surprising vigor when other plants are still snoozing.

Plant this month and get bountiful harvests for years to come

Once escapees from the pet trade, Los Angeles’s feral parrots have become a vibrant part of city life, and could even aid conservation in their native homelands

Switzerland’s La Prairie has looked after everyone from Cary Grant to Churchill — and it’s still Europe’s most cutting-edge medi-spa. Madeleine Spencer checks in