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BIZARRE: 5 | Mind Blowing Facts

Nottingham family in call for new laws to protect students after daughter's death

Natasha Abrahart's family says students are still at risk

Nottingham Post

Parents of Natasha Abrahart call for change in law as Bristol University appeals again

It comes as Bristol University announce they will go to the High Court to appeal the ruling against them

Bristol Post

Judge refuses Bristol University appeal in Natasha Abrahart suicide case

The University was found partly liable and ordered to pay £50,000 compensation earlier this year

Bristol Post

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Cash concerns stops Brits testing for Covid as researchers vow to launch 100,000 a day

Experts and MPs speaking exclusively to The Mirror warn that Government needs to "bring back access to free Covid tests" to help families affected by the Cost of Living crisis - before the next wave sweeps the UK

Daily Mirror

'I Am Judah' documentary film about the Tasering of Judah Adunbi sells out premiere in Bristol

"It’s a deeper exploration of the meaning of identity"

Bristol Post

Three new entrances and a new bridge to Temple Meads station planned

It's likely a new development company will be set up to get the job done

Bristol Post

Long-term antidepressant use ‘may increase risk of heart disease’

Researchers said people should not come off their medication in light of the study.

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Roy Hackett awarded Honorary Doctorate by University of Bristol at his funeral

There were plans to make the award at the next graduation ceremony

Bristol Post

Roy Hackett funeral: Tears, laughter and tributes as the legend of Bristol is laid to rest

The biggest standing ovation was for Roy's brave young great-grandson

Bristol Post

Sunday Times Good University Guide see UWE climb up rankings as Bristol remains among top universities

It profiles 135 universities across the country

Bristol Post

Teenager unable to read or write heads off to university with straight As

Oliver Chadwick is so dyslexic he can't read signs but his can-do attitude has brought him success

Wales Online

Student who can't read or write passes exams with flying colours

He is now preparing to embark on an engineering mathematics degree at the University of Bristol

Wales Online

Incredible student gets straight As in all his A-Levels - but he can't read or write

Oliver Chadwick, who has a reading age of a six-year-old and is profoundly dyslexic, is now preparing for a course at the University of Bristol after his amazing exam results

Daily Mirror

Animal rights campaigners drop banner over M32 in Bristol Uni protest

It was ahead of the uni's big open day

Bristol Post

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Family university student who took his own life after threats to kick him off his course set up suicide prevention scheme

Fresher Benjamin Murray, 19, killed himself while studying at the University of Bristol in 2018

Bristol Post

How Bristol paid tribute to the Queen and her 'unwavering devotion'

"Her devotion to our country was unwavering for the entirety of her reign."

Daily Record

Households with a disabled person twice as likely to be struggling with cost of living crisis

New research suggests 66% of disabled households have avoided turning on the heating to save money.

The Independent UK

‘Severe impact’ of rising living costs on disabled households highlighted

Two-thirds of households containing people with disabilities have avoided turning on the heating, abrdn Financial Fairness Trust said.

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Researchers uncover Neolithic culinary traditions

Scientists analysed ancient pottery found in the waters off small artificial islands in Scotland.

Daily Mirror

Friends get quirky tattoos of popular childhood snack - but there's a heartfelt meaning

Best friends Karlton Armstrong and Hannah Neighbour made sure to sway from stereotypical tattoos after choosing a popular childhood snack - but there's a hidden meaning behind it

The Independent UK

Hip fracture recovery ‘varies between hospitals’ – study

Hospitals have varying death rates, length of hospital stays and whether or not patients are at risk of being readmitted, research has shown.

ABC News

Saccorhytus, a creature with a mouth but no anus, is now believed to be an ecdysoszoan and not our oldest ancestor

When the saccorhytus was discovered in 2017 it was believed the spikey, wrinkly sack could be humans' oldest ancestor.

The Independent UK

Teenager commuted from London to Bristol for A-levels

When Martha Heaps’ family moved from the West Country to Highbury during lockdown, the 18-year-old did not want to disrupt her studies in Bristol.

The Hindu

Question corner | What powers the traps of Slender Pitcher plant to catch insects?

Scientists at the University of Bristol have uncovered the deadly workings of a carnivorous plant �

The Independent UK

Page from 800-year-old bible on display at Glastonbury Abbey

The original work was created by the abbey’s monks in the Middle Ages and disappeared during the English Reformation.

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