From a young age, males and females often have different to each other and automatically have gender-specific interests. Is this a result of nature or nurture? Is your brain more male or female?

Water makes up 78 per cent of our brains and two-thirds of body weight. Women should drink 1.6 and men should drink 2 litres of fluid a day.

UK drug company Evgen Pharma has developed a stable synthetic version of the chemical sulforaphane that offers the potential of a pill treatment which could help the condition.

If you're in your early 40s, own a flash car and have started listening to Taylor Swift and One Direction, you are likely to be having a mid-life crisis.

The couple are worth a joint £121 million - placing them at number 790 out of the 1,000 wealthiest people in Britain and Ireland.

Teachers are helping pupils to cheat by giving advice during exams, wrongly bumping up marks and even writing coursework, it has been revealed.

A study has found these graduates, who would have two years' specialist training, are just as competent as GPs at diagnosing and managing patients who don't have complex medical problems.

The study of 18,500 patients found that people with bowel cancer who saw their normal GP were diagnosed, on average, a week later than others. It did not apply to breast or lung cancer.

The study of 2,000 women, also found a third have peeked in a potential boyfriend's cabinet to search for female-related products - a sure sign of another woman on the scene.

The 33-year-old royal's baby is due before the end of April - with the date initially reported to have been yesterday, although it was later claimed to actually be as early as Wednesday last week.

One is HRH Prince George of Cambridge, third in line to the throne and born into a life of palaces and privilege - while the other is plain old Tommy Cox from Colchester, Essex.

Asked if the royal couple's decision was disappointing, David Cameron said he supports peoples' right to choose treatment options - but also ensured he praised the NHS.

A 20-bed surgical unit at St Mary's Hospital, London, has not been accepting new admissions for more than a week after a number of patients were found to be suffering from potentially fatal CPE.

With the polls suggesting a hung Parliament, and possibly a second election within a year, the last thing the cash-strapped Labour Party can afford is to lose any financial supporters, writes ANDREW PIERCE.

The party's rising star Suzanne Evans (pictured) has said she will take over from Nigel Farage if the Ukip leader is forced to quit his role because of ill health. He has a recurring spinal injury.

Wealthy buyers are demanding a lower 'Ed Miliband' price to compensate for any future mansion tax bills introduced by the Labour leader if he becomes Prime Minister.

Michael Foster, pictured, denied launching a verbal attack on a rival political candidate during a public hustings in the Camborne and Redruth Constituency near Falmouth in Cornwall.

The shadow business secretary said Nigel Farage had 'a problem with race' following his remarks last about 'fully black' and 'half black' Ukip supporters.

Lord Janner's note thanked retired detective Kelvyn Ashby, of Leicestershire Police, for how he had dealt with the issue, and even invited him and his wife to dinner at Parliament.

PC Luke Stanwick, 30, from Hailsham, East Sussex, is fighting for his life in a medically-induced coma and may never walk again after the 'horrendous' accident in Portugal.

Christopher May, 50, will appear at Pontypridd Magistrates' Court tomorrow charged in connection with the murder of Tracey Woodford, 47.

The planned changes have caused David Cameron to write to First Great Western, asking them to 'urgently review' their decision to hike up prices on trains operating in his Witney constituency.

A 'reverse beer goggles' study of 40 heterosexual men and women by the University of Bristol finds booze-induced facial flushing and confidence is perceived as 'healthy and attractive'

Huge demand for Scotch whisky in markets such as China and Russia has led to claims that Scotland cannot grow enough barley to keep up.

Veteran scriptwriter for the Radio 4 drama, Keri Davies, said that having a divan to hand is vital to make post-coital conversations sound convincing.

Last week the Apple watch went on sale to British tech fanatics, but it's not the only one of its kind on the market, there are many more. There's a watch for everyone and we've had a look at what's on offer.

Yazidi girls who have been released after being kept as sex slaves by Islamic State fighters are secretly undergoing abortions, banned in Kurdistan even in cases of rape, thanks to brave doctors.

All our journalists are required to observe the Editors' Code of Practice and The Mail on Sunday is a member of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), the new regulatory body for the Press set up in response to the Leveson inquiry

The video, which shows a convoy of jihadist insurgents triumphantly celebrating their capturing of the northwestern Syrian town of Jisr al-Shughour emerged yesterday, shortly after their victory.

London schoolgirl Amira Abase, 15, has tweeted from inside the Islamic State for the first time, bragging about a western-style takeaway dinner of including fried chicken, chips, pizza and kebab.

Not only is Vince Cable ready to spend another five years helping the Tories run Britain, he wants to replace George Osborne as Chancellor.

David Cameron has gained a narrow opinio poll lead lead over Ed Miliband as voters consider the impact of a Labour government propped up by Nicola Sturgeon's SNP.

According to her sister, Gillian Owens, the 44-year-old politician was prone to hacking the hair of from dolls as a child. The claims sparked a bizarre Twitter trend which Mrs Sturgeon acknowledged today.

Australian historian Dr Jim Penman has compared modern day Britain with 100BC Rome, led by Julius Caesar (pictured), which while prosperous was edging closer towards the collapse of society,

Alice Temperley, a favourite of the Duchess of Cambridge and her sister Pippa, was spotted discussing business with the reality TV stars in LA - as company accounts reveal huge losses.

The amount of drugs being thrown over the fence into a Liverpool prison is so high that warders have been forced to deploy a cherry picker to remove them.

The panel, convened by the climate sceptic think tank Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF), will include experts from all sides of the debate on global warming.

Andreas Christopheros, 29, (pictured) was attacked outside his home in Truro, in December and husband and wife David and Nicole Phillips from Hastings have now both been charged over the incident.

Lesbos may be inextricably linked to the idea of female homosexuality - but in ancient times it was a notorious sexual playground for straight men, who found the local women irresistible.

Last year 272 children were admitted to hospital in England after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb, alarming new figures have revealed.

Dr Josef Mengele conducted experiments at Auschwitz and sent thousands to their deaths. Anka Nathanova (pictured) lied about her pregnancy and raised her baby in the death camp.

Geoff Whitington, 63, from Ashford, Kent, was made so sick by obesity-related type 2 diabetes that he was told he may need a leg amputated. His sons helped the father-of-four shed six stone.

Paul Shorter had a series of liaisons with the schoolgirl, who he was giving one-to-one tuition in a 'serious' breach of his position of trust at Rydens School in Hersham, Surrey.

Police officers patrolling a motorway between Stoke-on-Trent and Crewe pulled the replica Delorean time machine over on suspicion of having a 'leaky flux capacitor' while travelling along the A500.

Shopkeeper Mohammad Ali Akhtar (pictured) was stabbed as he bravely grappled with an armed raider who had jumped over the counter of the convenience store in Flixton, Manchester.

John Cunningham, 27, was shot by the Army in a field in Benburb, Co Armagh, in 1974. Dennis Hutchings appeared at Omagh Magistrates Court in Co Tyrone today charged with attempted murder.

Gary Lincoln (pictured), 48, from Port Talbot in Wales, was working in a house in Cardiff when his jacket sleeve got caught in the blade and his hand was severed at the wrist.

Melin Esgob, the Grade II listed mill in Llannerch-y-Medd, North Wales, was mentioned in King Edward III's Extant of Anglesey in 1352.

Lord Fellowes, 65, has revealed he is to turn Trollope's 1858 novel Doctor Thorne into a new three-part historical drama for ITV.

Guests attending a service in London to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo have been told not to act in a 'triumphalist' way - to avoid upsetting the French.

Colin Shearing, 70, who is published under the name Colin King, failed to turn up for sentencing at Swansea Crown Court yesterday after being convicted of indecent assault on the child in the 1980s.