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Universities in centres with relegated teams had up to 8% drop in admissions compared with those where clubs survived

Just being near blue spaces (the sea, rivers and lakes) can make us feel more relaxed because water triggers our parasympathetic nervous system, helping our body rest and digest. This calming effect, which slows our heart rate and lowers blood pressure, explains why so many people find joy and solace…

Creatures like crabs, barnacles, molluscs are drawn to havens built in Bournemouth and the Isle of Wight

Study finds that bathing in cold water triggers changes in the brain that help us to feel upbeat and alert

Gathering reliable data from the high seas can be difficult and opaque.

Aishwarya and mum Usha are desperate to find somewhere to rent in Glasgow but believe they are being knocked back from potential properties due to her disability.

Research using animals has previously shown that nitrates can turn white fat storage cells into brown fat cells which are easier to burn off.

The 750-year-old site called 'Mortar Wreck' was carrying gravestones and has been granted special protected status by the government thanks to its well-preserved structure

The Mortar wreck is one of three newly discovered sites to be granted special protection on the advice of Historic England