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Unravelling the Windrush myth: the confidential government communications that reveal authorities did not want Caribbean migrants to come to Britain
Assistant Professor in Black British Literature, Dr Henghameh Saroukhani, explores the misconceptions, and racism, surrounding Windrush.
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Abortion prison sentence shows the law is focused on foetuses – why that’s dangerous for women
Associate Professor Emma Milne calls for parliament to conduct a thorough and compassionate review of criminal law in the context of abortion.
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Keeping all ‘Eyes on the Baby’
Professor Helen Ball from Durham’s Infancy and Sleep Centre has played an intrinsic role in the research around sudden infant death and safer sleep conditions and environments for babies and infants. Here Helen shares why a multi-agency approach by Local Authorities, Early Years and family-facing services, is needed in ensuring all ‘Eyes on the Baby’.
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‘Shy girl workouts’ aren’t just a great way to get fit – they may also help women gain confidence in the gym
Assistant Professor Hester Hockin-Boyers from our Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences explores the 'shy girl workout' trend and details how women can build gym confidence.
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Keir Starmer hasn’t really called time on North Sea oil and gas – here’s why
Professor Gavin Bridge, from our Department of Geography, and Associate Professor Gisa Weszkalnys, from the Department of Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science, explain what's at stake in Labour's plan for North Sea Oil and Gas.
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Magnet therapy for depression is available on the NHS – here’s how it works
Professor Amanda Ellison from our Department of Psychology explains what transcranial magnetic simulation (TMS) is and how it can be used to treat depression.
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Poorer pupils do worse at school – here’s how to reduce the attainment gap
Professor Stephen Gorard from our School of Education explains what the poverty attainment gap is and how we can reduce it.
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Abortion: under-18s pushed towards in-person appointments but evidence shows remote consultations can be better option
Dr Elizabeth Chloe Romanis from our Law School and Dr Jordan Parsons from Keele University explain that telemedicine has made abortion more accessible and that this should extend to under-18s.
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The double-edged sword of formal education for indigenous hunter-gatherers
On the United Nations World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, which is on May 21, Professor Rachel Kendal from our Anthropology Department and Dr Sheina Lew-Levy from our Psychology Department explore the cultural diversity of indigenous hunter-gatherer communities. They discuss the communities’ right to safeguard their ancestral knowledge, the importance of that knowledge for UN global sustainable development goals, and the threat that current formal education poses.
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ChatGPT can’t think – consciousness is something entirely different to today’s AI
Dr Philip Goff from our Department of Philosophy explains the difference between artificial intelligence (AI) and consciousness.
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How the British press covered the establishment of Israel – I looked into the newspaper archives to find out
Principal of South College Tim Luckhurst explains how UK newspapers wrote about the establishment of Israel.
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Reflections on the Sir Harry Evans Global Summit in Investigative Journalism
The inaugural Sir Harry Evans Global Summit in Investigative Journalism brought together acclaimed journalists, publishers and political commentators from around the world. Professor Tim Luckhurst, Principal of South College, was among those attending the event at London's Royal Institute of British Architects on Wednesday 10 May. Here he shares his reflections on the inspiring summit.
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