Joe Shute

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She’s on the brink of coronavirus vaccine breakthrough

Professor Sarah Gilbert and her Oxford team are leading the global race to find a Covid-19 vaccine. Here she talks hackers, anti-vaxxers and giving her triplets the jab

The British Government has ordered 100 million doses of the Oxford vaccine, although Prof Sarah Gilbert, who is leading the team at the front of the global race to develop a coronavirus vaccine, warns there remains a long way to go

The Attenborough effect: going strong at 93?

Sir David Attenborough has arguably done more than anyone to push the conservation agenda, but does the nonagenarian influencer still have the energy to continue the fight against climate change? He tells Joe Shute

While Sir David jokes he doesn't celebrate birthdays any more, he is firmly committed to further projects spanning the next 18 months

‘Hero Code’: Four-star admiral’s guide to true heroism

US Navy admiral William McRaven tells Joe Shute how we can find the hero within by following these 10 simple rules

You can learn courage from watching someone be courageous, says Admiral McRaven, who has had a ringside seat for much of the ‘War on Terror’

What’s ailing the beloved pugs?

As the travails of the modern breed are revealed, Joe Shute asks whether we can ever restore pugs to their original form

The current health problems associated with a dog that has boomed in popularity has led the researchers to conclude that, from a health perspective, pugs can no longer even be considered a “typical dog”

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