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Researchers have revealed that annual damage caused by flooding could increase by more than a fifth over the next century and can only be avoided if countries stick to their Net Zero promises

They shouted 'it's not science' but were met with jeers

Researchers at the University of Bristol have been investigating the theory the wild animals developed their black and white markings to put off bugs from biting them

Personal computers were still sci-fi when Dr Nick Axten began university

When the 2005 Gambling Act was drafted the world was very different. Twitter, Facebook and YouTube didn’t exist. Gambling was often seen as a shady activity typically conducted in smoky high-street betting shops. You certainly couldn’t use a smartphone to gamble 24/7 with a couple of clicks.

Dr Nick Axten said he needed ‘a long hard think’ over the intervening decades.

Researchers said their work could help the nearly five million people in the UK with diabetes.

CupSquared successfully pitched its product to an audience of buyers from top UK retail outlets, including Boots, George at Asda and Tik Tok Shop

Mike Paton will take over from Marty Reid who has been overseeing the events and co-working space since 2020