Nick Baker

BBC Wildlife Magazine

It looks like a big earthworm – but this is no ordinary worm. It has teeth, tentacles, a pseudo penis – and can pop its own eyes out of its head

By: Nick Baker

It looks like a big worm – but has teeth, tentacles and a pseudo penis

BBC Wildlife Magazine

They have a bizarre sex life as each beast have both male and female organs – leading to confusing orgies and extraordinary mating chains developing…

By: Nick Baker

Nick Baker takes a look at the life of a sea hare

Uswitch

Is Apple finally making a foldable iPhone? [video]

By: Nick Baker

Our mobiles experts weigh in on some of the most popular rumours about the upcoming iPhone 18 launch.

BBC Wildlife Magazine

"Their most obvious function is for digging, used like bulldozer buckets to shift and shovel the mud into shape and create their home…"

By: Nick Baker

Nick Baker takes a look at the life of a mud scud?

BBC Wildlife Magazine

"Some weigh up to a massive 300kg and can grow to be 1.3m long…" Where do giant tortoises live and why on Earth are they so big?

By: Nick Baker

Nick Baker explains how giant tortoises became - well - giant

BBC Wildlife Magazine

"What dangles from its rear end needs some explaining, though…"

By: Nick Baker

When it comes to wooing a female, size matters for this colourful moth

BBC Wildlife Magazine

Meet Britain’s very own tarantula – the purse-web spider, complete with huge fangs

By: Nick Baker

Does Britain have tarantulas? Yes says Nick Baker, or at least a spider that belongs to the same family. Meet the purse-web spider

BBC Wildlife Magazine

It looks like a woodlouse, but is the size of a pet cat and has an impressive 14 legs – and can take on a shark if desperate…

By: Nick Baker

Nick Baker takes a look at the super-sized crustacean that lives in the deepest, darkest ocean: the giant isopod

Kroll

A Tale of Tariff Substitution: From IEEPA to Section 122 and the Section 301 Forced Labor Regime

By: Mike Trivella, Nick Baker, James Grogan

For importers, 2026 has been less a story of tariff elimination than tariff substitution. Although the U.S.

Wayne Herald

We all need to say 'Yes, God'

By: Nick Baker

Moses was a Hebrew born in Egypt during a time when the ruling Pharaoh decreed that all Hebrew boys were to be killed. Moses' life was spared through a bit of creative thinking by his mother and sister, and the young boy eventually was raised in the Egyptian royal palace.