How digital twins may enable personalised health treatment. Research is growing into computational models that will move medicine beyond what works on the average patient.

Gravitas: Shaping the future of medicine & innovation

Bedbug infestation fears in Hong Kong spark panic buying of insecticides and leap in pest control bookings. Experts say infestations of the insects, as common as mosquitoes, could be avoided with good hygiene and simple precautions.

Gravitas:  What's 'bugging' Hong Kong this winter

India is celebrating Children's Day, which marks former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's birth anniversary. As we celebrate this day, is it time to think about the kind of world we are offering to our children?

Gravitas: Children's Day: Is it a happy one?

UK's former PM David Cameron has returned as the country's new foreign secretary. The appointment has triggered criticism due to Cameron's alleged 'warm' ties with China. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: David Cameron's ties with China under scrutiny

Magicians less prone to mental disorders than other artists, finds research. Aberystwyth university study first to show a creative group with lower scores on psychotic traits than general population

Gravitas: Why do we like magic when we know it's a trick?

A Czech news crew was robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco. While officials are rushing to clean up the city ahead of the Xi-Biden meet at the APEC summit, what will they do about San Francisco's gun and drug problem?

Gravitas: Xi's visit prompts a clean-up in San Francisco, what about its drug & gun problem?

A millionaire has revealed he has been undergoing shock therapy on his genitals to reverse ageing. Molly Gambhir gets you the complete story.

Gravitas: How far will you go to stay young?

After interviewing billionaire Elon Musk, British prime minister Rishi Sunak has been accused of angling for a job from the Tesla CEO. Is the British PM already looking for a new job?

Gravitas: Has British PM Rishi Sunak 'Sunk'? | Is Sunak already looking for a new job?

Portuguese PM António Costa resigns amid corruption inquiry. Police search socialist prime minister’s official residence in investigation into alleged corruption.

Gravitas: Portuguese PM Resigns over lithium deal probe

An Indian student named Varun Raj Pucha was stabbed in his head at a fitness centre in the U.S. For a week, he was in critical condition and today, he has succumbed to his injuries.

Gravitas: Indian student stabbed in US Gym dies

Pizza Hut has teamed up with a century-old Hong Kong restaurant to launch a snake pizza. The American pizza chain is offering shredded snake meat topping to its customers.

Gravitas: Snakes on a plate: World's first snake pizza

Do you hate being micromanaged at work? Does you manager hardly give you any control and expect constant updates from you? According to a new study, workers who are micromanaged are at higher risk of heart attacks. Molly Gambhir telling you more

Gravitas | Study: Micromanaged workers at higher risk of heart attacks

The U.S. Has accused the Kremlin of spreading disinformation in Latin America. Is Russia trying to win its war against Ukraine by spreading propaganda?

Gravitas: Russia running a disinformation campaign in Latin America?

Hong Kong sets up first wealth academy to nurture talent for family offices. The academy, chaired by Adrian Cheng, will foster collaborations through networking, knowledge sharing, and talent development via workshops, conferences and events. The financial services development council will set up the academy on nov 14.

Gravitas: Hong Kong Taps property tycoons to help attract family offices

‘Don’t shout at mum’: Grumpy dad gets dressing down from young daughter for shouting at her mother after work, wins online fans in China. Daughter tells dad not to bring bad temper home from work.

Gravitas | China: Daughter tells dad not to bring bad temper home from work

After Rashmika Mandanna, Indian actress Katrina Kaif's deepfake photo from 'Tiger 3' has gone viral.

Gravitas: Katrina Kaif's deepfake image goes viral

Sweden inches close to becoming first "smoke free" country in europe as daily cigarette use dwindles. However, if that sounds too good to be true, this is due to the growing popularity of an alternative to cigarettes, known as snus. And even though sweden's groundbreaking strategy', claims to tackle smoking, and help smokers switch to 'less harmful alternatives, W.H.O. Highlights concers.

Gravitas: Why are the Swedes stubbing out their cigarettes?

A plane with 2 window glasses missing took off from UK's stansted airport. The issue was discovered when the flight was at an altitude of 14,500 feet. How did this happen? Molly Gambhir telling you more.

Plane takes off without windows

Gravitas: Why are Swedes stubbing out their cigarettes?

Earlier this week, Indian Youtuber Elvish Yadav was detained for allegedly supplying Snake Venom for a rave party in the national capital region. While the investigation is still underway, this has sparked a broader discussion on the potential misuse of snake venom to get a high and for recreational purposes.

Gravitas: Lethal side of snake venom as a ‘recreational drug’

A study by McKinsey Health Institute has revealed that 59% of Indian employees experience symptoms of burnout. Why is this happening?

Gravitas: Why are indians the most burnt out? | Gravitas

The allure of Western brands has put Indians at the risk of a junk food epidemic. Sugary cereals, frozen food and packaged juice, instant noodles have become a staple in Indian households. Here's why you need to rethink your choices.

Gravitas: India's junk food epidemic. Here's why you are at risk

Storm Ciaran has smashed into northwestern Europe, unleashing strong winds and heavy rain. The storm hit Northern And Western France, uprooting trees and blowing out windows. At least one death in Paris was confirmed. 1.2 million French households were left without electricity, and schools, airports, and rail and ferry services were closed.

Gravitas: Storm Ciaran lashes Europe with fierce winds & heavy rain

Filmmaker lay bleeding on Delhi road for 30 minutes as people watched. Friend claims his life could have been saved if he received help from passersby. He alleged that no one offered to help the 30-year-old and he was left bleeding on the side of the road for over 20 minutes while people gathered around him to click pictures. His mobile phone and go-pro camera were also stolen.

Gravitas: Delhi tragedy: Road crash victim succumbs to injuries, robbed

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