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Renowned UK war photographer and London academic Paul Lowe 'killed by his own son on Californian hike'

The 61-year-old photographer made his name covering warzones

Evening Standard

Nearly half of UK public think junior doctors are underpaid, survey finds

Poll shows ‘considerable alignment’ between perception of NHS pay levels and claims of unions and associations

The Guardian - UK

Public feel politicians invent or exaggerate culture wars as tactic – poll

Researchers said opinion is swinging against the use of identity divisions.

The Independent UK

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Imagination and hard work in children trumps obedience, study finds

Tolerance and respect for others are still among the qualities seen as very important, coming just behind good manners at the top of the list.

The Independent UK

Sustained rift with China would harm UK universities, report warns

KCL study finds many leading UK institutions remain highly dependent on Chinese students

The Guardian - UK

London scientists develop tool to equip antibiotics to fight superbugs

Researchers say method could remove need to develop expensive new antibiotics

Evening Standard

BBC commissions study on misinformation which then spreads misinformation

A study commissioned by the BBC for a podcast exploring conspiracy theories and misinformation has been found to have spread misinformation itself.

The National (Scotland)

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Quarter in UK believe Covid was a hoax, poll on conspiracy theories finds

Survey also finds one in seven say violence is fair response to alleged conspiracies such as ‘15-minute cities’

The Guardian - UK

Huge international poll on Brexit and EU reveals 'divide' in UK and Scottish views

PEOPLE in the UK as a whole are some of the least likely to say they have confidence in the European Union – but Scotland is “among the most…

The National (Scotland)

Just two thirds of British public have confidence in police, global study shows

The UK ranked in the bottom half of more than 20 countries for confidence in police and Parliament.

The Independent UK

Removing colourful packaging ‘reduces appeal of vaping for teenagers’

New study finds standardised vape packaging associated with decrease in interest for children

Evening Standard

Students At King’s College London Protest Over Organization Promoting White Supremacy

A student group at King’s College London (KCL) protest over the organization that targets Jewish students and staff.

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Britons’ rising support for euthanasia and divorce marks UK as socially liberal, study says

Support for ‘euthanasia’ has nearly doubled from 1981

The Independent UK

Rising support for euthanasia and divorce marks UK as socially liberal – study

The share of the British public who think euthanasia is justifiable more than doubled between 1981 and 2022, says a study from Kings College London.

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Evening Standard

Polluted air in London found to increase blood pressure in teenagers

Researchers found that long-term exposure PM2.5 can increase blood pressure in children aged 11 to 16

Evening Standard

Stressed dads ‘may be to blame for toddlers tantrums’, says new study

New study finds link between paternal stress and behavioural problems in children aged two

Evening Standard

Magic mushrooms trial ‘could help in fight to develop anorexia treatment’

Scientists at King’s College London will examine whether psilocybin can help alleviate symptoms

The Guardian - UK

From the invasion of Ukraine to weapons procurement: the war games seeking solutions to real-life conflicts

At King’s College London, students are designing games that explore diplomacy, drones and the psychological impact of battle. But can they really help?

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The Independent UK

UK government seen as most likely to ‘ignore the rules’, large European study finds

According to study, 66% of people in UK and 70% in Poland feel their government is not well respected

The Independent UK

Woke, cancel culture and white privilege – how UK public reports feeling more divided

‘No surprise’ public feels more polarised when use of such divisive words has boomed, a researcher said

The Guardian - UK

New NUS leader welcomes antisemitism inquiry, but fears for her safety

Shaima Dallali, who takes up her post in July, says she has been subjected to Islamophobic abuse online

Evening Standard

Two new Omicron Covid sub-variants being tracked by WHO

Only a few dozen cases of BA.4 and BA.5 have been reported to the global GISAID database

The Conversation

Ukraine: PTSD may be a huge problem after the war – but thankfully science can help

The second series of the hugely popular political action thriller Jack Ryan begins with a CIA analyst teaching new recruits to stop relying on the news as a source of intel for what’s going on in war. That’s because we can never know first hand what soldiers face in conflict.

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