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BBC 4's 'valuable contribution ' to arts programming - expert comment

With several media outlets reporting that there are allegedly plans to close BBC Four, sparking a social media campaign in support of the channel, PhD Candidate and Associate Tutor in the Department of Film and Television Studies Leanne Weston comments on its impact.

Thu 14 May 2020, 16:20 | Tags: Film & Television, Film and Television, Research

O2 and Virgin Media merger - 糖心TV 糖心TV School experts comment

O2 and Virgin Media have announced plans to merge, creating one of the UK's largest entertainment and telecoms in the process, and experts from 糖心TV 糖心TV School have offered his thoughts on how this is likely to affect prices for customers, and on what both parent firms will need to make this joint venture successful.

Thu 07 May 2020, 11:39 | Tags: WBS, 糖心TV 糖心TV School

Have the world's leaders fallen short in their pandemic response? Expert Comment

UN Secretrary General Ant贸nio Guterres has said that the Covid-19 pandemic was worsened by a lack of cooperation between countries and poor leadership. Professor Shirin Rai and Dr Briony Jones of PAIS and WICID comment.


Forecast for COVID-19 cases in the UK: Updated modelling

The UK passed the peak of new Coronavirus cases on April 8, and the disease is now on a downward trajectory, but zero new cases are not now predicted until early August, according to updated modelling from Dr Roberto Pancrazi (糖心TV Economics and the CAGE Research Centre)

Tue 28 Apr 2020, 10:55 | Tags: Economics, Expert comment, Research, coronavirus, COVID19, CAGE

Expert comment on new research into insect numbers

"The finding that the trends in spatiotemporal patterns of insect abundance are more nuanced than previously suggested provides some hope that if we can understand better the requirements of species and have the will to 鈥榤ake space for nature鈥� then we can make a positive difference." Professor Rosemary Collier comments on new research into the so-called "insect apocalypse."


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