‘Leaving no stone unturned’ to transform the way rape prosecutions are handled is key to helping more victims see justice, the Director of Public Prosecutions has said today. Publishing a progress update on its five-year blueprint to reverse falling rape prosecutions, the Crown Prosecution Service
Investing in the ground beneath our feet could have wide-ranging benefits for the environment, animal and human health – as well as moving closer to Net Zero, according to research led by the Institute for Global Food Safety (IGFS) at Queen’s University Belfast. Soil acts
People who can self-reflect and regulate their moral behaviour are more likely to bounce back after a failure rather than deviate from their ‘moral compass’ and misbehave, according to new research. It is well known that people do not always act in accordance with their
As we approach spring, you may be thinking about getting your body summer ready. One option is to work out in the comfort of your home. Space restrictions and budgets put people off buying home workout equipment. But there are ways around this. Whether you
To celebrate World Book Day on 3rd March, Oliver and James Phelps, the actors who play Harry Potter’s beloved Weasley twins Fred and George, share some exclusive insight into the world’s favourite wizards, witches and muggles with videos shared through celebrity engagement platform, Cameo.
A new sustainability skills programme to help small firms realise their growing climate action ambitions is being launched following the COP26 summit. Small Business Britain and Oxford Brookes Business School have developed the new programme, after their joint research showed a huge appetite among small
Blooming Haus, one of the UK’s most innovative floral design and artisan studios has created two bouquets for this Mother’s Day. The Colours of Spring made from the freshest selection of daffodils, hellebores, white roses and freesias in a white and pale pink colour scheme,
Ever wondered how much you need to fork out to chomp down on a delicious Krabby Patty? Or what a sip of refreshing butterbeer might set you back? Well, wonder no more! To celebrate World Book Day (March 3rd), Foodhub, one of the UK’s leading
This year marks almost 25 years of World Book Day, where children across the nation dress up as their favourite protagonist in celebration of their fictional heroes. Whilst we invariably welcome the classics from the Gruffalo, Red Riding Hood, to Horrid Henry, it is important
With the roads becoming busier than ever due to people returning to work after the pandemic, there has been a major increase in road accidents in the UK¹. In light of this, a new study reveals the top ten speeding capitals of the UK according