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Exeter University failed to make student who died feel wanted, says mother

Harry Armstrong Evans, who is thought to have killed himself, told tutor about mental health concerns, inquest hears

The Guardian - UK

Parents urge UK universities to reveal student suicide rates

Inquest to be held into death of Harry Armstrong Evans, who was at University of Exeter

The Guardian - UK

Climate change tipping points report offers clearest warning yet

The study strongly argues for limiting warming to lowest-possible level of Paris targets.

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Study: Risk of climate tipping points escalates at 1.5°C warming

New study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) in Germany reveals the risk of passing multiple climate tipping points escalates above 1.5°C global warmings. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

World on brink of five ‘disastrous’ climate tipping points, study finds

Giant ice sheets, ocean currents and permafrost regions may already have passed point of irreversible change

The Guardian - UK

NASA shares picture of alien planet outside solar system in 'transformative moment'

Astronomers have hailed NASA's release of the first ever direct images of an alien planet as a 'transformative moment' that could help change our understanding of space

Daily Mirror

Half of pupils who get low grades in GCSEs already judged to be behind at age 5, study finds

A fifth of all English students do not reach the grade 4 pass rate in both English language and maths, the paper found

The Independent UK

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‘Disturbing’ race divide on cancer patients’ wait times

Exclusive: Analysis of 126,000 cases over a decade shows black and Asian people wait longer for diagnosis than white people

The Guardian - UK

Lifestyle: Loneliness increases risk of future unemployment

According to new research, the people who say they "often feel lonely" are much more likely to lose their jobs later. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Considering genetic risk ‘could improve prostate cancer referral process’

Scientists looked at the impact of incorporating genetic risk for cancer into the GP triage and referral processes

The Independent UK

Tech & Science Daily: Moon shot for South Korea and SpaceX

Plus! Physicist apologises for space chorizo sausage joke

Evening Standard

Use of antipsychotic drugs among dementia patients increasing, study suggests

Academics at the University of Exeter and King’s College London compared current prescribing with pre-coronavirus levels.

The Independent UK

Difficulty remembering faces of different ethnicities not down to racism – study

Researchers at the University of Exeter believe they have found the root cause of the “other race effect” deep within the brain.

The Independent UK

Five-year-old boy dies of rare fungal infection as family raise funds to combat disease

The fungus, called Mucormycosis, is very hard to diagnose and treat and doctors looking after little Noah were unable to identify that it had taken hold until after his death

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Benzinga

Phase 3 Trial On Ketamine Therapy Gets Almost $2M From UK State Funding

Biotech psychedelics company Awakn Life Sciences Corp. (OTCQB: AWKNF) has been granted funding for 66% of the costs from its phase 3 clinical trial on

Wales Online

Playing this music will stop gulls stealing your chips, experts say

It comes as 'Chipwatch' zones open on beaches to stop food being taken

The Independent UK

Stormzy ‘extremely blessed’ to receive honorary degree from University of Exeter

The grime artist shared advice with the class of 2020 graduating after the pandemic.

Zenger

LEDy, Steady, Go! – Scallops Swim Into Illuminated Fishing Pots, New Research Shows

Scallops are drawn to illuminated fishing pots like moths go to a candle, new research shows.

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Chickens were first tempted down from trees by rice, research suggests

Close human contact only started about 3,500 years ago and birds were initially venerated, find archaeologists

The Independent UK

Research reveals when and how chickens were domesticated

Rice farming is likely to be linked to the start of a process that led to chickens becoming one of the world’s most numerous animals.

Daily Mirror

Laser technology reveals ancient cities with pyramids in Bolivian Amazon

Scientists believe the cities were built between 500 and 1400 AD and have been hidden for centuries under dense vegetation

Manchester Evening News

Universities told to make anti-spiking plan as figures show more than one in ten students could be affected

Students in Greater Manchester and across the UK took part in a boycott of nightclubs following a spate of reported attacks

The Independent UK

New working group formed to stamp out ‘heinous’ spiking attacks on students

Michelle Donelan praises bravery of victims for coming forward to help others in campaign to stop spiking on campuses.

The Guardian - UK

Adventurous play boosts children’s mental health, study finds

Research comes as one of Europe’s biggest indoor play centres is set to open in Wetherby, Yorkshire

The Guardian - UK

‘Fun in the sun’ photos are a dangerous distraction from the reality of climate breakdown

Think of the images that defined our understanding of war or protest. Similar ones can tell the truth about this disaster, says Saffron O’Neill, an associate professor in geography at Exeter University

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