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Five ways to adjust as clocks 'fall' back this Sunday
Professor Gurprit Singh Lall discusses tips to help us adjust to the clocks changing on Sunday 25 October.
Updated: 20 Oct 2026
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Why the UK must address the climate blind spot in its investment treaties
Dr Enuma Moneke explores gaps in the UK's bilateral investment treaties and why aligning them with Paris Agreement goals is essential for sustainability.
Updated: 19 Oct 2026
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Allied Health Professionals: at the heart of neighbourhood health and the future of the NHS
Dr Mark Gradwell explains how AHPS are at the heart of transforming the NHS, bringing care closer to home and building healthier communities.
Updated: 14 Oct 2026
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Stop. Listen. Make mental health everyone’s business
Athene Lane-Martin asks this World Mental Health Day we listen to those living with poor mental health and make them feel heard, noticed and valued.
Updated: 9 Oct 2026
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Why do homicides get mistaken as accidental or natural deaths?
Should police officers initially consider all sudden deaths to be suspicious?
Updated: 9 Sep 2026
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Why the Bayeux Tapestry is Britain’s hottest ticket this autumn
Professor Leonie Hicks explores why the Bayeux Tapestry has become the must see exhibition of the year.
Updated: 4 Sep 2026
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The lifelong risks of being in care during childhood
Professor Janet Melville-Wiseman explains how increasing awareness of risks associated with young people in care could help them later in life.
Updated: 2 Sep 2026
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Clearing is no longer just for 18-year-olds, it’s opening doors at every stage of life
Stefan Colley explains how Clearing is no longer just for school leaver, it’s becoming a route to new skills, careers and opportunities for life.
Updated: 12 Aug 2026
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This A-Level results day, let's celebrate the rise of the commuter student
Dr Susan Kenyon questions our perception of ‘real’ students and encourages us all to embrace the diversity of higher education.
Updated: 10 Aug 2026
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Hard hats, graduation caps… and lifelong opportunity in between
Stefan Colley responds to the Government's announcement on new vocational pathways for students and how university outreach teams can support young people.
Updated: 28 Jul 2026
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Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy? Ancient evidence says it makes perfect sense
Sarn Rich explores the language of The Odyssey and clues about Helen of Troy's appearance, suggesting Lupita Nyong'o may be the most authentic casting yet.
Updated: 27 Jul 2026
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Once-in-a-generation opportunity: a national curriculum for Religious Education in England?
As England considers bringing in a national curriculum for RE, Professor Bob Bowie explores the considerations to ensure it will strengthen the subject and
Updated: 8 Jul 2026