Subscriptions drive views of extremist videos on YouTube, study shows
Subscriptions drive views of alternative and extremist videos on YouTube and viewership of harmful content is concentrated among a small...
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Impact of changing jobs leaves teachers considering quitting the profession, study shows
Moving jobs can be a “low point” for teachers which leaves them considering leaving the profession, a new study shows....
Growth of large operators threatens existence of grassroots coworking spaces, study warns
The growing number of large operators and developers opening coworking premises threatens to end the availability of grassroots community-oriented spaces...
A third of women working in surgery have been sexually assaulted by a colleague, says survey
Sexual misconduct is rife among colleagues in the UK surgical workforce, with women disproportionately impacted and staff believing organisations are...
Jackdaws switch friends to gain food – but stick with family
Jackdaws ditch old friends and make new ones if it helps them get rewards – but stick with family through...
Kurdish folklore collectors are helping to revitalise endangered languages, study shows
A new generation of young Kurdish folklore collectors are helping to revitalise endangered languages and create a living archive, a...
Post Office Scandal victims suffering from PTSD and depression, study shows
“Alarmingly high” numbers of Post Office Scandal victims suffer depression and PTSD symptoms, a new study shows. Those accused of...
Artificial intelligence could help build pollen jigsaw of present and ancient flora
An emerging system which combines rapid imaging with artificial intelligence could help scientists build a comprehensive picture of present and...
Public vote launched to choose new Exeter city climate mural
Members of the public have the chance to choose a stunning piece of climate-inspired street art to become part of...