It sounds like a midlife crisis so visit your GP and focus on what you’ve achieved – not what you haven’t, says Mariella Frostrup

China's president tells a high-level meeting that the country faces a "grave situation".

'This is undoubtedly the best thing that has ever happened to me,' Fincham writes on Instagram

A total of 31 tests have concluded and there are no confirmed cases in Britain, government says.

Whether at work or at home, success depends on how good a listener you are When people find out I’m a journalist, they typically tell me they used to write for their school newspaper or that their child wants to be a journalist, or that their cousin is a blogger. Or they might say they loved a film about a newsroom, but can’t remember the name. They might try to look up the film on their phones and, while they are at it, will show me a cat video trending on Twitter. It’s rare that people don’t interrupt and shift conversation to themselves. Bad listeners are not necessarily bad or boorish people. You’re likely to have a dear friend, family member, or maybe a romantic partner who is a bad listener. Perhaps you, yourself, are not the best listener. And you could be forgiven. In many ways, we have been conditioned not to listen.

Fifteen more people have died from the virus in China, as the country celebrates Lunar New Year.

Late pregnancies shouldn’t be framed as freakish feats or guaranteed back-up plans, but as stories of chance Lord knows there are precious few stories these days that make one feel anything other than on the verge of striking Munch’s Scream face. But last week, I found one that made me do something I hadn’t done at a newspaper in a while: smile. “