Newcastle College Students Give Subway Dramatic Makeover
90 Digital Arts students have transformed one of the subways running through the 55 Degrees North roundabout in Newcastle into an Urban Art Gallery, featuring 39 bespoke pieces of artwork in a free, permanent exhibition…
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Humour and human nature explored by psychologists in University of Chester podcast
Regular host Dr Clea Wright is joined by humour expert Dr Hannah Robinson, and comedy enthusiast Dr Connor Pell for the latest instalment in the popular Psychology Of… series – available in both audio and video formats.…
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Forget T-maxxing – the manosphere’s obsession with testosterone is just fear-maxxing | Donna Lu
Or, if you're a man, you may have been told by countless uncredentialed online influencers that you're probably suffering from "low T". For decades, testosterone has been marketed to men as a means to maximise virility.…
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Jury in Lindsay Clancy trial allowed to go home after deliberating for 23 hours
"My understanding is that you requested to be excused until tomorrow at 9 o'clock," the judge said. "I just want to thank you for your hard work and commitment." Sullivan instructed jurors not to read, listen or talk…
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Dyson launches £420 toothbrush that films ‘live cleaning footage’ inside your mouth
Dyson, the home appliance maker that made its name inventing bagless vacuums and bladeless fans, has turned its attention to oral hygiene with a £420 all-singing, all-dancing toothbrush that can clean, floss and even…
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IMP Software unveils IMP Finance for further education colleges, multi-academy trusts, and independent schools
Available now, IMP Finance is designed to tackle one of the most persistent frustrations for education finance teams: the disconnect between budgets and actuals that can turn month-end into a lengthy exercise in…
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Award winner Javier to study medicine two years after returning to education
Just two years on, the 25-year-old from Barry has secured a place to study medicine at the University of Bristol, proving that it is never too late to change the course of your life. Inspired by his late grandmother, who…
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Gaps in NHS end-of-life care ‘denying ill children chance to die at home’
The widespread failure to provide at-home end-of-life care is forcing children who want to die at home to instead do so in hospital. Campaigners have described it as "cruel". The postcode lottery in palliative care means…
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Indian School of Hospitality expands Gurugram campus to meet the next decade of hospitality and experience economy talent demand
The expansion is part of ISH’s 2030 vision to support the growth of its undergraduate and postgraduate programs while creating greater room for executive, professional and continuing education. India’s hospitality and…
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Students go wild for South Africa conservation trip
The group travelled with GAP Africa Projects and were based at Sibuya Game Reserve, one of South Africa’s most remarkable wildlife settings. The immersive trip gave the students the opportunity to experience conservation…
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