New project launches to investigate issues surrounding how global health emergencies are declared ‘over’ and what comes after
The nature and question of how global health emergencies are declared to be ‘over’ is the focus of a multi-million-pound...
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Historian releases new book analysing why humans are inevitably drawn to War
The question of why warfare has been an inescapable part of human history – and most likely its future –...
Involving workers essential to ensure industrial policies serve the public interest
Involving workers and others in society is essential to ensure Brazilian industrial policies serve the country’s development goals and the...
Stayin’ Alive: University to host international conference on the social history and future of Disco
The social history of Disco and its increasing popularity in a post pandemic world is to be the subject of...
Votes at 16 and national service policies both fail to impress voters, new study shows
Voters are unimpressed by Labour and Conservative policies announced to engage young people in politics and civic life, a new...
South West pupils are the poorest performers in the country on all measures of education disadvantage, report warns
Poorer children in the South West have the worst educational outcomes in the country - from their early years to...
Significant differences in multi academy trust performance highlights need for a new collaborative culture, new report shows
Significant divides between – and within – regions in the performance of multi academy trusts highlights the need for a...
Research project launches public appeal for patches and decorative materials
Members of the public are being invited to share patches of material for use in a new patchwork at the...
Online tool helps voters match with their ideal political party
The countdown to the General Election on the 4th of July is on. The political parties have released their manifestos,...