Britain has a long tradition of ghost stories, from haunted inns to M R James. Have modern horror films and streaming changed how we enjoy a good fright?

From streaming and software to food and fitness, subscriptions are everywhere. Are small monthly payments quietly changing how Britain spends and owns things?

Why do we love horror films, haunted houses and scary games? Explore the psychology of enjoyable fear and why Halloween makes being frightened feel like fun.

Halloween has become a major British celebration, but it was once much smaller. How did pumpkins, parties and decorations take over October in the UK?

AI may soon create endless missions and evolving game worlds. But if it can understand complex game code, what else could the same technology learn to alter?

Christmas TV once meant circling programmes in the guide and watching together. Has streaming taken some of the magic out of festive television today?

Praying mantises are breeding in Britain as warmer conditions reshape our wildlife. Could our familiar ecosystems become increasingly European in future?

Streaming promised cheaper, simpler TV. Rising prices, adverts and fragmented services are now recreating the very system viewers wanted to escape again.

Britain's warmer autumns could reshape rivers, woodlands and wildlife. What happens if repeated heat leaves nature less time to recover properly each year?