Sugar restrictions in early life ‘may lower chronic disease risk in adulthood’ The findings are based on data gathered after the Second World War in the UK, around the time when sugar rationing ended. Evening Standard · Oct 31, 2024
‘It will take two decades to fix the housing crisis’: The developer reshaping south London Rick de Blaby is at the forefront of the UK’s nascent build-to-rent sector. But can he calm nerves over the transformation of bustling Elephant & Castle? The Guardian - UK · May 14, 2024
Foxtons boss Guy Gittins: ‘We absolutely don’t welcome 20% rent increases’ The chief executive who cut his teeth in the estate agency’s sharp-suited, hard-pushing heyday worries today’s letting market is ‘terrible for tenants’ The Guardian - UK · Jan 30, 2024
London teenager was struggling with studies but was ‘in good spirits’ before drowning death, inquest hears The 19-year-old’s body was found in a pond in the woodland two weeks after going missing from his home in Ladbroke Grove, west London Evening Standard · Jul 25, 2023
Richard Okorogheye disengaged from studies and visited sex worker, inquest hears The 19-year-old’s body was found in a pond in the woodland two weeks after going missing from his home in Ladbroke Grove, west London. The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2023
Richard Okorogheye’s cause of death ‘consistent with drowning’, inquest hears Richard Okorogheye, 19, was found in a pond in Epping Forest on April 5 2021, two weeks after he went missing from his home. The Independent UK · Jul 24, 2023
Calls for 11,000 more school nurses in UK as children’s needs grow Survey finds exhaustion and low morale among school nurses as they face increasingly complex caseloads The Guardian - UK · May 2, 2023
Student, 23, died after impaling himself on park fence while coming home with takeaway Suhith Mahendra, 23, was heading home to Oxford Brookes University halls with a friend after getting food in the early hours and took a short cut over a park fence with tragic results Daily Mirror · Jun 15, 2022
Expert has say on Justin Bieber's facial paralysis Oxford Brookes University Professor Derick Wade suggested the star's 'severe' loss of movement in his face could be 'long-term' Wales Online · Jun 11, 2022
Justin Bieber's 'severe' facial paralysis could cause 'long-term' damage, expert says Oxford Brookes University professor Derick Wade has suggested that Justin Bieber's 'severe' loss of movement in his face could be 'long term' following his sudden diagnosis Daily Mirror · Jun 11, 2022
Skulls and bones unearthed in Devon caves belonged to some of Britain’s earliest humans Listed as a scheduled monument by English Heritage in 1999, the exact position of the caves remain a highly guarded secret Wales Online · Apr 30, 2022