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A simple diet change could mean 330 fewer calories a day without even trying, new research reveals

Looking to lose weight? This simple diet swap could be the answer...

Woman & Home · Feb 13

Student returns to graduate from university 33 years after completing studies

Her father was too unwell to come to her graduation at the time so she did not attend the ceremony.

Evening Standard · Feb 12

Prince William Made a Brilliant "Dad Joke" Involving Lego and "Helping" Prince George With His Homework

Classic Wills.

Marie Claire · Feb 9

This U.K. startup's AI platform could slash the cost of CAR-T therapy and other cell-based medicines

CellVoyant says its FateView platform can reduce the cost of producing viable cells for therapy by up to 80%

Fortune · Dec 18, 2025

Grassroots football players five times more likely to be problem gamblers, study finds

New research from the University of Bristol has found that grassroots football players have a much higher chance of developing a gambling problem

The Independent UK · Dec 17, 2025

British Teenager Vanishes After Solo Hike Near Dracula's Castle in Romanian Mountains

A desperate search is underway for British teen George Smyth, 18, missing in the Bucegi mountains near Bran Castle, Romania. Rescuers found his abandoned rucksack.

International Business Times UK · Dec 3, 2025

Last-minute knee surgery cancellations ‘cost millions and ramp up waiting lists’

There was also a ‘great cost’ for affected patients.

Evening Standard · Dec 1, 2025

‘A scholarship made me dream of a life beyond Gaza – then the UK told me to leave my children behind’

IN FOCUS: Exclusive: Amany, a mother of three, was delighted when she was offered a scholarship to study an MSc at the University of Bristol earlier this year. But when the Foreign Office told her that she could not bring her husband or children, she was left with an ‘impossible…

The Independent UK · Nov 14, 2025

Pupils from affluent homes ‘more likely to get places at top secondary schools’

Schools’ geographic admissions criteria are ‘effectively ruling out certain pupils’ a study’s lead author has said.

Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2025

Tea leaves picked 200 years ago could help save cuppa from climate change

The goal is to help find or develop tea cultivars that can grow well using less water.

Evening Standard · Oct 19, 2025