Businesses that care in a crisis stand to gain in the long run
Companies that show ‘collective empathy’ when disaster strikes are more likely to experience growth in the long term. In a...
Year: 2026
Exeter historian appointed to editorial board of prestigious journal
A revered expert on British imperialism in Asia has been appointed to one of the country’s most prestigious historical journals....
University of Exeter double success as degree apprenticeships continue to thrive
New DfE figures show the University of Exeter continuing to lead the way in degree apprenticeships with both its graduate...
Screening with a multi-cancer blood test reduced the most advanced cancers
A large-scale trial looking into the use of a blood test to see if it can help the NHS detect...
Exeter city centre sites set to showcase work from international artists
Sites across the centre of Exeter are set to be used to showcase work by international artists which reimagines how...
Scientists discover evidence of stars swallowing their own planets
Scientists have uncovered compelling new evidence that some stars may completely engulf and consume their surrounding planets - a phenomenon...
Agentic AI tests the limits of data protection law, study finds
The growing use of agentic artificial intelligence will test how organisations comply with existing data protection law, a new study...
Dog breeding inspectors need clearer guidance on rules protecting dog health and welfare – new report
Local authority inspectors who issue licences to dog breeders need clearer guidance and better support so they can more effectively...
Legal reforms to stop abusive SLAPPs fail to stop chilling effect of the powerful, study warns
Legal reforms designed to curb the abusive use of “SLAPPs” are insufficient to stop the rich and powerful trying to...