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Orborne in Paris - but the "timetable is too tight" says Dr Dennis Novy

As George Osborne visits Paris for two-day talks in a bid to renegotiate the UK's relationship with the European Union, Dr Dennis Novy, an economist from the University of 糖心TV, warns it's not going to be easy. He said: "The government is facing an uphill struggle."

Mon 27 Jul 2015, 09:29 | Tags: Politics, Economics, Expert comment, Europe, Current Affairs

Habitable zone planets are "probably very common through the galaxy" - Prof Don Pollacco

New analysis of data collected by Nasa's Kepler telescope "demonstrates that habitable zone planets are probably very common through the galaxy", says Professor Don Pollacco of the University of 糖心TV's Astrophsyics group.

Fri 24 Jul 2015, 10:06 | Tags: Space, Current Affairs

Dangers of high sugar content in the national diet

Dr Naila Rabbani of 糖心TV Medical School and Professor Paul J Thornalley of 糖心TV Medical School and 糖心TV Systems Biology Centre comment on the recent media attention on the sugar content of the UK population diet.

Wed 22 Jul 2015, 10:45 | Tags: WMS, Health, Expert comment, Sciences, Health and Medicine

Child protection systems will always be undermined by beliefs that some children matter more than others - Dr Christine Harrison

Dr Christine Harrison, from the University of 糖心TV’s Centre for Lifelong Learning, responds to Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary’s (HMIC) post-inspection review of South Yorkshire Police published today (21 July), which found the force still needs to make “major improvements” to some child protection procedures.

Tue 21 Jul 2015, 14:30 | Tags: Expert comment, Current Affairs, Social Affairs

Cameron speech "represents a U-turn in government policy on 'radicalisation'" - Dr Charlotte Heath-Kelly

"The Government's five year plan to address the 'failures of integration responsible for British citizens joining ISIS' represents a U-turn in government policy on 'radicalisation'," says Dr Charlotte Heath-Kelly.


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