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The breakthrough was hailed as ‘wonderful’ and a ‘perfect natural model for Alzheimer’s’ by scientists who worked on it.
Plans for the large housing development, off the B4069 and Kilverts Way in north-eastern Chippenham, were approved by Wiltshire Council in May. The scheme will eventually include a local centre with a ...
The Red Arrows will be flying over Wiltshire this week – and here’s where to spot them. The world-famous aerobatic display team will be flying from Exeter Airport to Bournemouth airport on Thursday, ...
The move is a part of a collaboration between Scotland’s universities to support the country’s drive to net zero.
Three white-tailed eagles have successfully fledged from wild nests in England, marking a new high for a reintroduction ...
The uptick in the UK’s total retail sales was against growth of 0.5 last July and the 12-month average growth of 1.9, figures show.
Egypt’s decision to drop the changes followed talks with the UK Government at a time of heightened uncertainty over global trade agreements.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer warned on Monday that peace ‘must be built with Ukraine, not imposed upon it’.
Parts of the UK are forecast to reach highs of 34C during the fourth heatwave of the summer. Southern areas including Berkshire, Oxfordshire and outskirts of London such as Heathrow may reach 34C on ...
University students in England must undertake more than 20 hours of paid work a week to meet the basic standard of living, a report has suggested. The Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) think ...
Nurses are facing “abhorrent” levels of violence in A&E departments including being punched, spat at and even having a gun pointed at one of them. And long waits in A&E are also leading to anger among ...
GCHQ staff were bound by the Official Secrets Act and were unable to talk about their secret work they carried out during the war.
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