Linguistics study reveals our growing obsession with education
08 September 2015As children around the country go back to school, a new comparative study of spoken English reveals that we talk about education nearly twice as...
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As children around the country go back to school, a new comparative study of spoken English reveals that we talk about education nearly twice as...
In the outrage that erupted when an American dentist killed a lion, the trophy hunter was branded a 'monster'. Natalie Lawrence, a PhD candidate in...
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David Cameron has been widely reported to have agreed to amend the wording on the forthcoming referendum about the UK's position in the EU. But...
Olivia Remes, a PhD student at the Cambridge Institute of Public Health, explores the relationship between deprivation and anxiety disorders, and in particular why women...