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Unborn babies in wombs react to smells and tastes - and absolutely hate kale

Expectant mothers were given a small amount of food around 20 minutes before the scans were made with researchers finding the unborn babies reacted either happily or not

Daily Mirror

$"Wrong kind of shale": North East geologist reacts after Government lifts UK fracking ban$

"Wrong kind of shale": North East geologist reacts after Government lifts UK fracking ban

Liz Truss's Government lifted the fracking ban on Thursday morning - breaking a promise of the 2019 Tory manifesto

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Babies in womb ‘smile’ for carrots and grimace for kale, study finds

The landmark study could advance understanding of how human taste and smell receptors develop

The Independent UK

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Durham University study reveals babies in the womb 'smile' for carrots and grimace for greens

The ground-breaking study was done by the University's Fetal and Neonatal Research Lab

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Babies in womb ‘smile’ for carrots and grimace for kale, study finds

The landmark study could advance understanding of how human taste and smell receptors develop

The Independent UK

Babies in the womb ‘smile’ for carrots and grimace for greens, scans reveal

Experts used 4D ultrasounds of foetuses to check their reaction to what mothers have just eaten.

The Independent UK

Durham University ranks top in North East in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide

Here's how North East universities performed in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide

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Forgotten history of Durham University’s school of medicine

Letters: David Hunter sheds light on the fate of the Queen’s campus facility. Plus a letter from David Duell

The Guardian - UK

From rent strikes to free-speech walkouts – how did Durham University become a frontline of the UK’s culture wars?

Durham has become the focus of anger from both sides of the political spectrum. Students and academics try to explain why its campus skirmishes keep spilling out into the tabloids

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian student who became British Army translator aces exams

Zorian Tytych, from Kyiv, got four As in his A-levels while helping Ukrainian refugees and soldiers in the UK.

The Independent UK

UP: Former leader of opposition Sanjay Lathar's son Aditya Lathar is academic officer of Durham University

LUCKNOW: UP boy Aditya Lathar has become the first Indian to be elected the post-graduate academic officer at Durham University in the UK. Lathar is the son of former leader of opposition of the UP legislative council, Samajwadi Party member Sanjay Lathar.

The Times of India

Higgs boson: ten years after its discovery, why this particle could unlock new physics beyond the standard model

Ten years ago, scientists announced the discovery of the Higgs boson, which helps explain why elementary particles (the smallest building blocks of nature) have mass. For particle physicists, this was the end of a decades-long and hugely difficult journey – and arguably the most important result in the history of…

The Conversation

Security advisor to George Bush, Barack Obama and Donald Trump visits Durham school

Dr Fiona Hill attended Bishop Barrington Academy in the late 70s and early 80s, before going on to follow her dreams in the United States of America

Chronicle Live

Durham 'ideas factory' hopes to find future Nobel Prize winners

A new research institute has been launched via an industry-academia partnership

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180 years of changing Durham weather is documented in new book

The book by two Durham University academics brings together weather records from Durham dating back to 1841

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City of Culture bid 'just the beginning of County Durham's journey' with much more to come

Although Durham narrowly missed out to Bradford for UK City of Culture 2025, councillors insist that big things are still coming to the county

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What is was like to be a female Newcastle United fan during football's 'golden age'

Women who followed Newcastle United in the 1950s are the subject of a study by Durham University, with the findings being the subject of a newly-launched website

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Bamburgh Bones project casts a light on village's rich history

A conference this weekend and a new book mark the end of a project which tells the story of burial ground individuals from 1,400 years ago

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Labour activists call on Tory MP to withdraw Beergate allegations

Local chair accuses Richard Holden of ‘wasting police time’ with claims about Durham gathering attended by Keir Starmer

Chronicle Live

North East universities dubbed 'powerhouses' with strongest team of researchers outside London

Research Excellence Framework (REF) results show combined, Northumbria, Newcastle and Durham form a northern research powerhouse

Chronicle Live

TV producer Sir Phil Redmond visits County Durham as part of City of Culture judging panel

The Hollyoaks and Brookside producer visited the county as part of the UK City of Culture 2025 judging panel

Chronicle Live

Killers Wayne Couzens and Ian Stewart appeal their whole-life sentences

Wayne Couzens was handed a whole-life order for the abduction, rape and murder of former Durham University student Sarah Everard. Ian Stewart murdered Northumberland children's author Helen Bailey in 2016 and was convicted of killing his wife Diane Stewart six years earlier

Chronicle Live

Durham County Council's new £50m Headquarters sold to university

Council leaders have hailed the new plans as 'a good deal on anybody’s money'

Chronicle Live

Durham University worker exchanged child abuse images with fellow perverts

Jeffrey Mein was a health and safety employee at Durham University until his illegal activities came to light

Birmingham Post

Biotech firm ReViral acquired by Pfizer in £412m deal

ReViral was co-founded by former Durham University lecturer Professor Stuart Cockerill and has a North East research and development facility at Sedgfield's NETPark

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