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Administration - 26.10.2018
The Great Escape from Sutton Bonington
At 1.30am on the morning of 25 September 1917, 22 military officers detained at a prisoner of war (POW) camp at Sutton Bonington escaped through a secret tunnel and dispersed into the countryside.

Health - Administration - 25.10.2018
Experts call for health system change to tackle the challenge of multimorbidity in the NHS
25 October 2018 The number of people with multiple long-term conditions, known as multimorbidity, is rising internationally, putting increased pressure on health care systems, including the NHS.

Administration - Career - 24.10.2018
UCL appoints new Chief Operating Officer

Administration - 17.10.2018
Changing Wales
The Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research, Data and Methods (WISERD) is celebrating ten years of influencing policy and debate. A collaboration of five Welsh universities (Aberystwyth, Bangor, Cardiff, South Wales and Swansea), WISERD has carried out a decade of pioneering research, providing important insights into the social and economic challenges facing Wales.

Administration - Social Sciences - 15.10.2018
Nigerian Vice President visits Oxford’s African Studies Centre

Administration - 11.10.2018
The Queen’s College appoints first female Provost

Environment - Administration - 11.10.2018
UofG to share in £100m Doctoral Training Partnership funding

Administration - 11.10.2018
The Queen’s College pre-elects first female Provost

Administration - 10.10.2018
Pupils urged to study languages

Administration - 03.10.2018
Cardiff’s £7m role researching greener planet
A £7m investment in research will help Cardiff University scientists play a key role in developing cleaner, greener industrial processes.

Administration - Career - 02.10.2018
Vice-Chancellor’s Oration 2018

Administration - 14.09.2018
New research suggests more than one in five children in England carry out some care for sick and disabled family members
New figures from BBC News and the University of Nottingham reveal that the extent of caring by children is much higher than had been thought, with 22% of children, who responded to a questionnaire, admitting to being young carers.

Administration - Event - 14.09.2018
Tribute to Sir William Kerr Fraser

Health - Administration - 12.09.2018
Novo Nordisk Research Centre opens in Oxford

Administration - 11.09.2018
UCL backs tougher action against ’essay mills’

Innovation - Administration - 07.09.2018
Major investment into Welsh creative industries announced
Screen industries based in and around the Welsh capital are set to benefit from new research and development opportunities.

Administration - 06.09.2018
Clinton lost US election because Democrats were too inclusive - study
Women in the Republic of Ireland could still be denied abortions because doctors fear lengthy jail terms or refuse to terminate pregnancies because they object on principle - according to a new position paper.

Environment - Administration - 03.09.2018
Funding to UK researchers to help communities and their river hit by illegal mining
Can a river have rights' If so, how does it claim these? These are two of the questions being addressed in a new cross Atlantic research project between academics and non-governmental organisations in the UK and Colombia.

Administration - 30.08.2018
Key infrastructure milestone reached for UCL East campus

Administration - Career - 24.08.2018
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care visits Birmingham to see how cancer research is saving lives
The University of Birmingham has been awarded a slice of £5.5 million funding for a project to improve equality, diversity and inclusion in engineering and physical sciences.

History / Archeology - Administration - 24.08.2018
New projects announced to protect cultural heritage overseas

Administration - Event - 22.08.2018
Wales awarded first cyber security centre of excellence

Transport - Administration - 20.08.2018
Gig economy drivers and riders at heightened risk of traffic collisions
The pressures that come with being a self-employed courier or taxi driver may significantly increase the risk of being involved in a collision, a new report by UCL finds. The majority of those surveyed - 63 per cent - are not provided with safety training on managing risks on the road. Sixty-five per cent said that they are not given any safety equipment such as a high visibility vest and over 70 per cent resort to providing their own.

Career - Administration - 16.08.2018
AHRC funding to develop the next generation of academics in the arts and humanities

Career - Administration - 15.08.2018
UCL-led doctoral training partnership awarded AHRC funding

Career - Administration - 15.08.2018
Funding announced for almost 400 new doctoral places in arts and humanities

Administration - Health - 15.08.2018
UofG to help set up Malawi’s first Dental School

Administration - Career - 15.08.2018
Continued success for Sussex in AHRC funding bid

Administration - Health - 14.08.2018
Tobacco content still common on UK prime time TV, despite regulations
PA 172/18 Tobacco content remains common on UK prime time TV, occurring in a third of all programmes, despite advertising and broadcasting regulations designed to protect children from this kind of exposure, a study led by The University of Nottingham has revealed.

Career - Administration - 09.08.2018
Equality, diversity and inclusion projects win funding support

Innovation - Administration - 06.08.2018
The ’brain’ that’s helping reduce carbon emissions
From their base halfway across the globe in Singapore, Cambridge researchers are working with colleagues from around the world to reduce carbon emissions in industry.

Administration - 01.08.2018
Does Welsh-medium education affect aspirations?

Administration - 27.07.2018
Does National Assembly need an overhaul?

Social Sciences - Administration - 25.07.2018
University to play key role in delivering Jersey Care Inquiry recommendation

Innovation - Administration - 25.07.2018
£10m to widen accessibility of assistive technology
The Global Disability Innovation (GDI) Hub has been awarded £10m from the Department for International Development (DfiD) to widen access to assistive technology for disabled people.

Administration - Agronomy / Food Science - 24.07.2018
The clock is ticking for UK food security unless a deal is done, says new report
A careless Brexit poses significant risks to food flows into and out of the UK, say experts.

Administration - Economics - 24.07.2018
Thirteen charities to benefit from Durham University Community Fund

Health - Administration - 23.07.2018
UK Dementia Research Institute at UCL is formally opened

Administration - Agronomy / Food Science - 23.07.2018
The clock is ticking for UK food security unless a deal is done, says new report
The clock is ticking for UK food security unless a deal is done, says new report Amidst all the political uncertainties, the clock is ticking for UK food security.

Administration - 21.07.2018
Thatcher papers for 1988 reveal her ’deep enthusiasm’ for the single market

Innovation - Administration - 20.07.2018
Cisco and UCL announce new AI Centre to open in autumn

Computer Science - Administration - 18.07.2018
Closing the IT skills gap

Economics - Administration - 12.07.2018
"Regulatory barriers likely to be contentious and most significant obstacles to UK-US trade"
"Regulatory barriers likely to be contentious and most significant obstacles to UK-US trade" Standards and technical regulations are likely to be the most significant - and potentially contentious - obstacles to a UK-US trade deal, according leading trade experts.

Administration - Law - 12.07.2018
UCL to lead major review of legal services regulation
An independent review into the regulatory framework for legal services in the UK is to be led by Professor Stephen Mayson (UCL Laws).

Education - Administration - 12.07.2018
New network of schools to share special educational needs and disability best practice

Administration - Law - 12.07.2018
Justice and Jurisdiction project provides important and timely insights
Research being carried out at Cardiff University will help policymakers decide on the future of the Welsh justice system.

Administration - 10.07.2018
Independent Commission on Referendums calls for wholesale reform of the referendum process
The referendum process in the UK requires wholesale reform according to a report by the Independent Commission on Referendums, established by the UCL Constitution Unit.

Health - Administration - 05.07.2018
£265 million investment in UCL spin-outs which could transform patient outcomes
Three UCL spin-out companies focused on delivering advanced therapeutics to treat a range of diseases received a substantial amount of investment following two initial public offerings worth £177 million ($235 million) combined and one Series B funding round of £88 million in June.

Career - Administration - 02.07.2018
Driving change: how getting behind the wheel can improve the lives of young people leaving care
A new initiative, piloted in Bristol, has shown that providing young people leaving care with driving lessons is highly beneficial for their life chances.

Computer Science - Administration - 29.06.2018
Look to fundamental university research for better AI, says Imperial professor
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