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Paul Hurst looking to extend Grimsby’s ‘miracle’ FA Cup run against Brighton

The Mariners have already upset Plymouth, Cambridge, Burton, Championship Luton and Premier League Southampton.

The Independent UK

Stella Donnelly forced to cancel tour dates

PERTH indie-pop artist Stella Donnelly has cancelled her return to Newcastle just hours before the performance. The Boys Will Be Boys and Beware Of The Dogs singer-songwriter was scheduled to play at the Cambridge Hotel on Wednesday night as part of her national tour for her second album Flood. Donnelly…

Newcastle Herald

This Is the Most Complex Reconstruction of a Brain Ever — And It's Tiny

Scientists from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Cambridge mapped the connectome of a baby fruit fly, revealing its neural network.

Inverse

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Jason Arday: ‘I was illiterate until I was 18, now I’m Cambridge’s youngest black professor’

He couldn’t speak until he was eleven and couldn’t read or write until he was an adult, now the Clapham-born star of Cambridge is inspiring the next generation from black and ethnic minority backgrounds to get into academia — and disrupting the hierarchy along the way

Evening Standard

Well? call it out in emotional new single

WELL? vocalist India Seddon-Callaghan hopes women of all ages will connect with the Newcastle alternative-rock band's most "emotional" single to date.

Newcastle Herald

How a small town in Iowa banded together to build a new daycare center and ease the local childcare crisis

The Biden administration hasn't been able to solve the U.S. childcare crisis on a federal level, so the burden of finding a solution falls on local communities.

Fortune

Kevin McDonald ‘grateful for everything in life’ after kidney transplant

McDonald scored his first goal since 2018 during Exeter’s win over Cambridge on Saturday.

The National (Scotland)

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Arsenal Hale End star vows to become next Bukayo Saka after U18 FA Youth Cup masterclass

Arsenal news: The future continues to look bright for the Gunners' after their under-18s progressed to the FA Youth Cup semi-finals

Football London

I couldn’t read until I was 18 - now I’m Cambridge University's youngest Black professor

"I remember thinking if I don't make it as a football player or a professional snooker player, then I want to save the world"

Liverpool Echo

Arsenal U-18 player ratings vs Cambridge as Amario Cozier-Duberry shines and Lino Sousa superb

How Jack Wilshere's under-18s side got on individually in their FA Youth Cup quarter-final clash with Cambridge United at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday evening

Football London

‘I couldn’t read or write until I was 18 - now I’m Cambridge University's youngest Black professor’

Jason was told by therapists he would spend his adult life in an assisted living facility

Manchester Evening News

Man who couldn't read or write till 18 becomes Cambridge University's youngest Black professor

Professor Jason Arday, 37, didn't speak till he was 11 after being diagnosed with Autism

Wales Online

Jason Arday to become youngest ever black professor at Cambridge

Arday, 37, a sociologist, aims to inspire others from disadvantaged and under-represented backgrounds

The Guardian - UK

Doctor who trained for nine years reveals payslip as NHS colleagues go on strike

Dr Souradip Mookerjee spent nine years studying medicine at the University of Cambridge while also completing a PhD - but claims his monthly paypacket is not enough to live on in London

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

Cambridge University students vote for completely vegan menus

Union will hold talks with catering services about removing all animal products from cafes and canteens

Tribune News Service

4 things to know about Ron DeSantis’ idea to slash AP courses in Florida

TAMPA, Fla. — Once upon a time, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was an Advanced Placement fan.

Bristol Post

Every word Joey Barton said on Lincoln City, Bristol Rovers injuries and possession vs position

Joey Barton's pre-match press conference in full ahead of Bristol Rovers' League One clash with Lincoln City at Sincil Bank on Saturday

Daily Mirror

'Put your fitness to the test with the latest technology, with no need to exercise'

You don’t need an expensive test in a lab to see how fit you are, says Dr Miriam Stoppard, as the right wearable technology could serve up a wealth of results and red flags

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The Guardian - UK

Richard Saumarez Smith obituary

Other lives: Anthropologist who specialised in studying the intricacies of land tenure under imperialism

The Independent UK

Greg Hands and Lucy Frazer join Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet in reshuffle

Here is a look at the new faces in the Prime Minister’s top team.

Evening Standard

Matt Hancock baffles followers by ironing a shirt on TikTok

‘The shirts have been a bit creased, so here goes’ Matt said

Evening Standard

‘We feel for lecturers — but we want our fees back’: what students really think about the university strikes

Lecturers, librarians and administrative staff are among the 70,000 university workers set to strike for 17 days this term — so is Generation Covid right in asking for compensation? Katie Strick reports

The Guardian - UK

Brexit causes collapse in European research funding for Oxbridge

Oxford and Cambridge universities, once given more than £130m a year in total by European research programmes, are now getting £1m annually between them

The Guardian - UK

Sorry, Jeremy Hunt, we older people want to work. But bosses just don’t want us to

The chancellor says that Britain needs us oldies back in employment, but the discrimination we face is an outrage, says Dorothy Byrne

The Guardian - UK

To understand the Zahawi story and Tory sleaze, look no further than Britain’s posh cliques

Government failure stems from a network of private schools and elite universities, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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