New research will shed new light on how procedure to prevent premature births is being used in England
New research will shed new light on how a procedure to prevent premature births and foetal loss is being used...
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Lebanon crisis driving parents to seek unregulated “shadow” education, study shows
Political and social crisis in Lebanon has forced parents to seek unregulated “shadow” education for their children, a new study...
Exeter experts support Ukrainian poet and soldier Artur Dron to share experiences of the war from the front line and beyond
Exeter experts are supporting renowned Ukrainian poet turned soldier Artur Dron to share the experiences of those fighting on Europe’s...
Key international cyber law resource wins prestigious prize
A pioneering legal resource created by international experts to help countries navigate complex questions of international law in cyberspace has...
New framework to promote “coherence” can improve maths teaching
A new framework to promote better coherence in the curriculum and teaching methods can help to improve children’s mathematical understanding,...
Children under special guardianship need greater support at school, experts urge
Children being looked after via special guardianship arrangements should get greater support at school due to the legacy of trauma,...
Crucial need to review law to ensure children’s voices are better heard, experts urge
There is a “crucial need” to review the law to ensure children’s voices are better heard during family separation, experts...
Hear from leading historians about how First and Second World War have shaped Britain
People can hear from leading historians about the enormous impact the First and Second World Wars had on society as...
People’s brain activity shows their political affiliation while buying food, study shows
People’s political affiliation can be shown in their brain activity when they carry out mundane chores such as buying food,...