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For years, maggots have been a powerful tool in medicine, quietly excelling in the treatment of chronic wounds. But despite the clinical evidence supporting their efficacy, maggots remain an underused treatment. This isn’t due to a lack of effectiveness but rather our own innate negative perceptions.

Other lives: Biographer of Sir William Jones, the Welsh orientalist and polymath

Bodies of Lauren Evans, 22, and Daniel Duffield, 24, were discovered at a house in Hednesford, Cannock, on Tuesday

More than 50 years ago, the Observer interviewed British women about their ‘everyday lives’. Gaynor Evans, one of those who took part, offers an update on what has changed for her

Scientists say they have discovered a discrepancy in previous research and suggest megalodons may have been longer and more slender than previously believed — but not everyone is convinced.

Pioneering vandalism-reporting scheme will launch in January involving police, youth workers and housing officials

The former US president, who was speaking at Swansea University with his wife Hillary Clinton, urged those involved to find ‘common ground’.

Simon Nicholas Williams, of Swansea University, argues that tackling vaccine hesitancy is a matter of global importance. This article originally appeared in The Conversation

Corryn Biotechnologies creates cheap and quick-to-apply bandages made from micro-fibres

Staff at universities across the UK have been on a marking strike for months in a years long dispute over pay and conditions;

"We feel robbed of our ceremonies. It's hard to apply for jobs without a degree award," said one undergraduate who had already booked her gown and hotels for her now cancelled graduation