More ticks carry Lyme disease bacteria in pheasant-release areas
Ticks are more likely to carry the bacteria that can cause Lyme disease in areas where pheasants are released, new...
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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...
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...
Police officers face twice the risk of traumatic brain injuries and PTSD, survey finds
Police officers are more than twice as likely to have traumatic brain injuries compared to the general population. Officers who...
International project launched to recover the hidden history of once-banned LGBTQ+ novel The Well of Loneliness
The ‘most famous banned novel in LGBTQ+ history’ is the focus of a new international project that will bring together...
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,...
Climate change and globalisation raise risks from crop pests
Climate change and globalisation are driving a surge in threats to crops from insects and mites, researchers say. Rising temperatures...
Educational psychologists experiencing high levels of stress and burnout, survey shows
Many educational psychologists are experiencing high levels of occupational stress and burnout, a new survey shows. Poor levels of wellbeing...