1 in 2 review – compassionate film about dealing with bowel cancer is a personal plea on behalf of the young

Now he reveals that he was in fact battling stage four bowel cancer throughout its making, and this new and very personal film is now about his own condition, a film in which the director is front and centre, speaking…

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It’s not too late to get it: what to know about getting the flu vaccine this year

And while the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) still considers flu activity overall to be low, with 16,000 recorded flu-related hospitalizations so far, it expects infections to keep rising in the coming weeks as the…

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AI and Immersive Learning Showcased to International Education Delegation

The visit formed part of a day focused on innovation in teaching and learning, with delegates first touring British Esports’ The Place campus – home to the college’s esports courses – before travelling to the British…

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University of Wolverhampton crowned HEI of the Year at NASBTT Awards 2026

The award, sponsored by Mosaic, recognises a Higher Education Institution (HEI) Teacher Training provider that is delivering high-quality training and making a meaningful contribution to the education system. It…

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New £1.5m research facility opens in Derby to support advanced manufacturing and create jobs

The centre strengthens the city’s position as a leading hub for advanced manufacturing and innovation and brings more jobs to the region. The Infinity Prototype Centre (IPC), based at Infinity Park, Derby, will provide a…

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‘A complete repudiation’: public health won big in US midterm elections

Voters, faced with an unprecedented rise in vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles, alongside devastating outbreaks of foodborne illnesses , chose national candidates who prioritized public health, healthcare…

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Kirklees College Graduates celebrate their achievements at Cedar Court Hotel

The day was a chance to celebrate the achievements of Kirklees College graduates from higher-level courses across a wide range of subject areas. In his speech at the ceremony, Kirklees College Principal and Chief…

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Kelvin produces unique learning tool to help students explore machinery

Apprentices as well as students at Levels 4 and above on engineering courses have access to a professional-standard CNC milling machine in the SPACE building on SERC Bangor Campus. Kelvin wanted to extend the…

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Capital City College wins College of the Year at Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards

Now in its 11th year, the Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards recognise multicultural British apprentices, their employers, and learning providers. The College of the Year award is one of three awards within the Learning…

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New Jisc resource for FE leaders and governors helps turn digital ambition into organisational impact

Designed to span five connected areas of digital development (leadership, culture and governance; learner experience; staff experience; curriculum development and underpinning technologies) the questions help senior…

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