Edinburgh University

Dinosaurs will also make an appearance!

Dinosaurs thriving before the asteroid strike, new research reveals

Miles Jupp.

Miles Jupp on his first novel ahead of Ilkley Literature Festival appearance

Professor Ian Wilmut of the Roslin Institute at Edinburgh University with Dolly, the world s first cloned sheep.

25 years on, what is the legacy of Dolly the Sheep, and what future for GM food?

Martha Edwards, who wrote an open letter to Gavin Williamson saying her "future had been stolen" after being downgraded in her A level results last week.

The Yorkshire students who missed their university places over A levels scandal

Genevieve Barr from Harrogate poses during a photocall for the television series "The accident" (Photo by VALERY HACHE/AFP via Getty Images)

‘Being deaf doesn’t define me,’ says The Accident actress Genevieve Barr

Ben and Emma with some of their 6,000 hens

Meet the Yorkshire couple who gave up high-flying careers to run Minskip Farm Sh...

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Ben and Emma Mosey, owners of Minskip Farm Shop Minskip Road, Boroughbridge, York.

A novel approach

More than 50 million tonnes of fresh produce grown across Europe is discarded annually, mainly because it does not meet supermarkets' and consumers' standards of how it ought to look, a new study has found. Picture by Magdalena Mayom/PA Wire.

Farmers want retailers to be flexible to avoid wonky food going to waste

Experts spell out the '˜green bounty' of wind

Campaign calls for shake-up in asthma treatment

New research has named and shamed the worst degrees when it comes to getting a good job.

Why I am proud to have graduated with a Mickey Mouse degree

Jenny Allen looking through photographs of her daughter Stephanie who lost her battle with anorexia.

Tackling the stigma and stereotypes of eating disorders

Sir Donald Barron

Respected businessman Sir Donald Barron dies aged 94

Air pollution linked to stroke risk

‘Sunshine helps fight diabetes’

Skipton firm licensed to help skin cancer detection rates

University chemistry buildings opened

Obesity hope as scientists find source of ‘bad’ fat

Background still key to success at school

Genetic selection has a role to play in TB battle

Professor ‘amazed’ by Nobel prize for physics
Professor Peter Higgs, the scientist who gave his name to the Higgs boson particle, says he is “overwhelmed” to have won the Nobel Prize in physics.

Dame Kelly Holmes, Alison Rose, and Jessica Ennis-Hill

My Life: Alison Rose

Anne McLaughlin: Time to tackle the myths about Scottish independence

Self-monitoring patients better at controlling their own blood pressure

Counting her chickens: The children’s book writer on a mission

Swimmer and Rhino make the grades

Nice to be right, says ‘God particle’ professor

Stern is still storming on

Bill Carmichael: This tax should go down, not up

Gay churchman cleared of groping woman in cathedral

World on brink of cow TB breakthrough

Study reveals link between bank bosses’ pay and risk-taking
BANKING executives are more likely to engage their banks in risky behaviour when they are personally compensated for doing so, according to new research.

Out of the shadows... hopes grow for country job seekers

Burns experts hail discovery of poet's letter in Borders castle

Body found in search for student lost in big freeze

Hopes are raised over cervical cancer jab

Boom, then bust: A glittering career ended in failure

Mike Palmer-Jones

University accused of local bias

Scientists target saliva in quest for cheaper DNA test