Anna Korving

Tomorrow's most explosive thriller, today Natasha Winthrop is a rising star in American politics, strongly tipped as a future candidate for president. One night she is violently assaulted in her home by an intruder. She defends herself and minutes later, the intruder lies dead. Winthrop is hailed as a #MeToo heroine: the woman who fought back. But inconsistencies emerge in Winthrop's story, suggesting that the attack might not have been as random as it first seemed.

Flexible, agile, dynamic or smart working is now one of the key differentiators for agency employers What does your working week look like? Working patterns are changing rapidly, and in some agencies, new, uber-flexible working policies mean that it’s possible for people to work whenever and wherever they want – a long way from the old-school view of part-time work that used to be linked almost indelibly to working mums and people with caring responsibilities.

I was at Wired Health this week, taking advantage of the opportunity to listen to experts talking about the impact of new technologies as they apply to modern medicine.