Silent zoo tours can generate new perspectives on animals, study suggests
Visiting zoos in silence can generate a range of novel experiences, helping people to connect to animals in a more...
Social and Political Sciences, Philosophy, and Anthropology
Defence lawyers face challenges accessing and reviewing digital evidence, study shows
Defence lawyers face numerous challenges accessing and reviewing evidence from phones and computers, a new study shows. Solicitors and barristers...
Professor John Dupre elected to The American Philosophical Society
A renowned University of Exeter philosopher has been elected to one of the USA’s most prestigious academic organisations. Professor John...
Public aware of and accept use of bacteria-killing viruses as alternative to antibiotics, study shows
The public are in favour of the development of bacteria-killing viruses as an alternative to antibiotics – and more efforts...
Britain appears as a “useful idiot” to corrupt Central Asian elites, experts warn
Britain appears as a “useful idiot” to corrupt Central Asian elites because UK-based professionals can hide and secure ill-gotten gains,...
Queen Elizabeth II seen as British ‘hero’ – study shows
Queen Elizabeth II was seen by the public as an inspirational person – a hero – rather than a role...
“Concerning” anxiety levels among women in farming linked with isolation, financial worries and workload
Financial pressures, long working hours and isolation are among with the causes of “concerning” levels of anxiety among farming women,...
Bank of England media coverage is an “effective” additional channel for accountability, study shows
News coverage about the Bank of England is closely linked to the parliamentary oversight of the institution and to the...
Women’s geographic access to fertility treatment “significantly higher” in the richest parts of Britain, analysis shows
Geographic access to IVF and other fertility services is significantly higher in the richest parts of Britain, a new study...