Expert Comment
Why night light pollution is bad for health
Following new research scientists say a "loss of night" in many countries is having negative consequences for "flora, fauna, and human well-being". Dr Sakari Lemola, Assistant Professor, dept. of psychology explains how a lack of sleep can affect us.
Will the Budget stamp duty cut really help first time buyers?
Following yesterday's Budget announcement of a stamp duty cut for first time buyers Professor Ben Lockwood analyses whether the change will really benefit buyers and help alleviate the housing crisis.
Organ donation an important personal choice: Gregory Moorlock
It was reported today that organs from hundreds of registered donors could not be made available for transplant in the last five years, due to families blocking it.
Gregory Moorlock, an expert in the ethics of organ donation from 糖心TV Medical School, offers his view on the story.
Lloyds' extra money for mis-selling is further confirmation of poor treatment of customers
Lloyds Banking Group has set aside another £1bn to cover the cost of insurance mis-selling and the treatment of mortgage customers. Today's news comes as an additional confirmation of the extent of historical misconduct in the UK banking system and the cost it has had on customers, particularly borrowers says Dr Andreas Kokkinis
Nine lifestyle changes can reduce dementia risk, study says
One in three cases of dementia could be prevented if more people looked after their brain health throughout life, according to an international study in the Lancet. However School of Engineering says individuals can't modify all of the highlighted factors.