The catalyst to coherence
The UK and EU recently agreed on terms surrounding the British withdrawal from the union, with this potentially acting as the ... more
Tag Archives: UK
Thawing through the law
Last week, the landmark case regarding the cryonic freezing of a terminal 14 year-old was settled by the Honorable Mr. Justice ... more
Banding together
On Monday the 5th of December, some of East London’s most prominent musicians and fans may be crowding to Kamio in ... more
What rhymes with ‘born tall’?
For the second time this November, the Contemporary Poetry Festival aims to take place in Falmouth, Cornwall, on the weekend of the ... more
The sterling lining
On Thursday June 23rd, UK voted to leave the European Union. The UK has been a member of the EU since 1973. The ... more
Responding as a nation
Britain plans to welcome 3,000 children from refugee resettlements, the international development committee shared, in a report which calls more to ... more
Mixing art and colour
Glasgow, a city that continues to transform following the success of last years Commonwealth Games, seems to have earned its reputation as ... more
Sunrise above ancient stones
Around the 22nd December each year, many visitors from around the world gather at Stonehenge in the early hours to mark ... more
Revolutionary pop queen
In light of her 13th album release, pop icon Madonna may be visiting the O2 Arena on the 1st-2nd December 2015 ... more
A leg to stand on
An innovative prosthetic leg design that anchors directly onto the bone has just been approved by the FDA. The design may ... more
Spark of mystery
In a world-first, researchers appear to have discovered a material that may act as both a conductor and an insulator simultaneously, ... more
A wider frame of mind
The most comprehensive evidence to date of schizophrenia’s causes has been produced by an international team of scientists led by researchers ... more
The changing face of politics
Spanish political party Podemos has vowed to gain more votes in national polls this year than the ruling Popular Party (PP) ... more
Whispering clouds and the supernatural
Benches reimagined as light shows, musical plants and personal light orchestras might become a reality for Bristol. Watershed recently announced its ... more
Glancing at the future
Thursday May 7th is to see the General Election in the United Kingdom and may see a new government elected. Looking ... more
Bare-bones investigation
The Museum of London has reportedly announced new, ground-breaking research to be undertaken on skeletons from the collection, adding to their ... more
The race for election
The people of the United Kingdom are to vote for a new government on May 7th in what may be one ... more
Key early general election campaigning
The NHS and public spending appear to be two key topics that political parties in the UK are raising during campaigning ... more
A race to the NHS funding line
George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has announced an extra £2bn in NHS funding for frontline services in the Autumn ... more
Nuclear deal may change relations
Foreign Ministers from the US, UK, Russia, China, France and Germany have extended the deadline of high-level talks with Iran to ... more
Worldwide alliance for peace
David Cameron has made Britain’s RAF a member of the international coalition of aerial fleets that harbour the intention to liberate ... more
The march of historic freedom
Northern Ireland is renowned for rolling green farm lands, beautiful coast lines and famous geometric pillars. Each of its 6 counties ... more
A topic of debate
The debate on protein’s role in general health, as a dietary need and supplement, has been in heavy discussion over the ... more
TV time out
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association has identified a child’s weight is influenced by whether there ... more
Winged man in the bedroom
There was a surprising victor in this year’s iF Gold Award 2014 as a condom manufacturer claimed the award. Judged by ... more
The trend about to change
The growing social trend described as an ‘online drinking game’ has hit its aim in achieving global status. Like all trends ... more
Success in London health craze
In 2010, Mayor of London Boris Johnson launched the capital’s cycle hire scheme in collaboration with Barclays. Four years later and ... more
Smooth or crunchy peanut butter?
Doctors at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, have successfully trained children's immune systems to tolerate the most common allergy in the world, peanut ... more
South Sudan and its dimensions of interests
In Thursday, South Sudan’s government and opposition signed a ceasefire agreement in the Ethiopian capital. The ceasefire might become a basis ... more
Educating erections
The average male erection lasts for five and a half minutes before climax in sex. One in five men in Britain ... more
Will the Iraq Inquiry report mean changes for the UK?
The Iraq Inquiry established 5 years ago to analyse the decisions to go to Iraq and identify the lessons that can ... more
A plan of action
The UK government has announced funding into dementia research may be doubled over the next 12 years as it aims to ... more
Healthy caffeine
An estimated 400 million people may sip on a hot mug of coffee today, at breakfast, lunch break and any given ... more
Yuletide getaway
While most of may be spending time year after year putting up decorations and planning cooking Turkeys, there may be some ... more
Teaching children efficient fitness
A new style of children’s fitness has come to UK that combines gymnastics, bodyweight movements and weightlifting elements to encourage children ... more
UK “top recipient” of foreign investment for ten years running
Over the past decade, the United Kingdom has remained “Europe’s top recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) projects”, a report by ... more
Real Madrid visits the UK to help inspire children
Ex-professionals and coaches from Real Madrid will be flying over to Oxford this summer giving kids between the age of 11-7 ... more
Providing guidance to institutionalised young people
Across England and Wales newly-released people are in need of support by mentors, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has said. During one ... more
