Google’s Mo Gawdat: ‘Happiness is like keeping fit. You have to work out’
When the tech guru’s son unexpectedly died, he turned to an equation they had devised together to get through the grief
When the tech guru’s son unexpectedly died, he turned to an equation they had devised together to get through the grief
Forget clockwork mice. There’s a new range of gadgets for your cat to get its paws on, including ones to track it, feed it and even scoop up after it
City Road, London EC1
With its private bar, cinema and pool, London’s latest skyscraper aims to be a new blueprint for communal living. But why does it act as if its neighbours aren’t there?
By 2025 most of today’s drivers are unlikely to even want to own a car. But will we still have gridlock? Will you need to pass a test? We asked the experts
From old masters to new visionaries, this year’s City of Culture offers a wealth of sensual treats amid a tide of human history
The much-loved Paris landmark was designed in the 1970s by two young unknowns – Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano. On the eve of its 40th birthday, they recall the sheer joy and bravado – and the struggle – of creating it