University of Birmingham

The Government must listen to the victims of modern slavery, according to Greg Wright (Library image of House of Parliament by Press Association)

Why Government must listen to the victims of modern slavery: Greg Wright

Top 50 most beautiful sounding baby names in the UK revealed, as confirmed by science

Top 50 most beautiful baby names revealed

Steve Nallon

Steve Nallon the man who made a living being Margaret Thtacher

Small businesses found it quite or very difficult to understand the regulations relating to Covid-security.

'Create regulatory environment that will steer economy away from recession'

Is Apple Pay safe? Express Transit Apple Pay mode security flaw leaves Visa card users at risk, cyber security experts have claimed (image: Shutterstock)

Cyber security experts warn of Apple Pay fraud risk - here’s what you need to kn...

What are the future prospects for university graduates?

The Yorkshire graduates priced out in jobs hunt – Lauren McGaun

Scientists at the University of Leeds are working on a major trial of a cannabis-based drug in treating an aggressive form of brain tumour.

Leeds scientist to trial cannabis-based drug on brain tumours

Abingdon Health is based in York

Abingdon Health aims to help the world return to normal when pandemic ends

Siemens Mobility in Goole.

How phase two of the Siemens rail centre in Goole will create over 250 jobs

The study will focus on patients with certain immunosuppressed conditions (Photo: Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)

Effectiveness of Covid vaccines will be studied in people with cancer and other ...

It would take some time to develop the technology, say scientists (Photo: Shutterstock)

Scientists are working on Covid vaccine pills and nasal sprays

The York-based firm's AbC-19TM rapid antibody test was effective in demonstrating the immune response of patients to the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.

York-based Abingdon Health welcomes new data on its antibody tests

If further data confirms the findings, the 10 day self-isolation period may have to be extended (Photo: Shutterstock)

The UK Covid variant could stay in the body longer - and self-isolation times ma...

A nasal spray that can protect against Covid-19 is now ‘ready for use in humans

Your smartphone could soon double up as a pothole detector

Challenge children to run a daily mile Pitcure: iStock/PA.

The Daily Mile Challenge for kids during lockdown

How the Goole facility could appear

Why TfL boss Mike Brown thinks Yorkshire can become a railway epicentre

Experts from the universities of Birmingham, Oxford and Aberdeen are recruiting schools to take part in the study. Photo: David Jones/PA Wire

Could later school start times help?

Sam Todd, right.

Rising star Sam Todd looking to build on British Junior Open success

PwC Leeds anchor the Central Square scheme

Degree course to improve on diversity levels

Junior Doctors on the picket line outside the LGI. PIC: Tony Johnson

'˜Weekend effect' on hospital mortality is over-simplified, say academics
THE 'weekend effect' on hospital mortality rates - one of the key factors behind the Government's push for a seven-day NHS - is a 'major oversimplification' of a complex issue, academics have said.

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Sheffield scientists discover bird link to HIV

Half-hour walk a day ‘is like taking a magic pill’

Pitch-side breath test to detect players’ concussion

Extra funding urged for cancer services to meet growing demand of ageing populat...

Bad timing and ‘perfect storm’ wiped out unlucky dinosaurs

Labour slammed for £35,000 cost of boundary change advice

Fears for crisis in elderly care as centres close

Dance drug found to have properties that may help treat blood cancer

Scientists advocate lifesaving heart tests for babies

‘Invisibility cloak’ revealed as science catches up with fiction

'Invisibility cloak' revealed as science catches up with fiction
Scientists have built an "invisibility cloak" that can hide everyday objects by splitting light.

Asthma among workers 'could be costing UK up to £135m a year'

Prozac may end misery each month for women

Prozac may end misery each month for women

ITM joins in with emissions project

Patents are secured for company's hydrogen refuelling

Pain-free hope over arthritis

Pain-free hope over arthritis

Pain-free hope over arthritis

Second monument discovered by experts studying Stonehenge land

Pensioners releasing equity – to pay debts

Academics to reveal ancient landscape

Powering ahead to establish hydrogen fuel supply