Stumped for ideas? Lucid dreaming lets you work while you sleep
Awareness that you are in a dream and can control its outcome is an elusive experience, but it can be the perfect environment for creativity
FCA not fit for purpose as Pure Gym float favours institutional investors
Regulator has allowed public to be squeezed out of the IPO game as City crew gets first chance to invest
Belle Gibson video submitted to court sparks condemnation over cancer claims
Video shows Penguin preparing her for media interviews by asking her a series of questions she could expect to be asked
Obamacare ‘on the cusp of falling apart’ as insurers flee health exchanges
Frustration grows among subscribers as companies are threatening to back out of health marketplaces, but some experts urge patience over growing pains
The Tories must tackle the real cause of obesity: inequality
Fat is a class issue. Most of the seriously obese are poor. Offer a diet of self-esteem, good jobs and social status, and the pounds will fall away
Childhood obesity: UK’s ‘inexcusable’ strategy is wasted opportunity, say experts
Plan to rely on voluntary action by food industry is dismissed as embarrassing by public health experts who condemn failure to restrict advertising aimed at children
Childhood obesity strategy may be watered down, campaigners fear
Experts’ call for ban on junk food price promotions could go unheeded, though tax on sugary drinks expected to go ahead
Elderly should sell homes to fund care, says aide to Theresa May
Controversial proposal would result in families using some of children’s inheritance as parents live longer
Supermarket price promotions targeting less healthy food, survey finds
More than half of recent promotions at UK supermarkets offered deals on junk food, sweets and fizzy drinks
Healthcare mega-mergers drive income inequality. They must stop
Lack of competition pushes up healthcare costs for consumers. That’s why the Department of Justice should stay firm against monopolistic deals