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We know life is busy, so here’s a snapshot of the latest announcements and epic thought leadership articles from sector influencers and thought leaders across FE and Skills this week on FE News. Gavin’s Reflective…
Read moreLuckily, berries are as healthy as they are delicious and versatile: low in calories, full of vitamins and antioxidants, and a good source of fiber. Research shows that, depending on the type, berries support…
Read more“In Pakistan, women are generally considered homemakers,” says Nida . While her brother was learning to drive a car and quickly gaining independence, she wondered why it was so rare for women to do the same. Determined…
Read moreThe Association of University Chief Security Officers (AUCSO) is launching a new video urging universities and higher education institutions to use the implementation period for Martyn’s Law to ensure their security and…
Read moreIndependent report finds neurodivergent people can flourish in work when given the right support based on their needs rather than a diagnosis. Connect to Work and Pathways to Work Advisers are already helping…
Read moreShe has previously claimed that cancer is a fungus that can be treated with bicarbonate soda , that vaccines have caused an epidemic of conditions including autism and cot death, and that pregnant women with Strep B do…
Read moreThe Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has axed Teva UK as a commercial partner and as sponsor of a forthcoming event on migraine and headaches at the union's London headquarters. Pro-Palestine groups who were pushing the…
Read moreMost air pollution research looks at symptoms that are severe enough for people to seek medical help, but day-to-day symptoms can be overlooked. Prof Cecilia Mascolo, who led the study from the University of Cambridge…
Read moreThese observations are not without merit. Policy cycles are short, and innovation cycles can be too. As a result, the system does not always fulfil its potential to meet the needs of learners, employers and communities.…
Read moreThis is nearly double the national rate for the public at large. What’s more, there isn’t a single factor driving this change; it’s a very complex picture. First-year university students are faced with a significant…
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