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Here is a simple enough question: how will we earn our living as a nation in the next thirty years? Simple, but full of complexity.The world is changing...

It's clear that the world is changing. The impact of the financial collapse in 2008 and the recent decision to leave the European Union constitutes...

AWARENESS of mental health problems has increased dramatically in recent years, partly due to high profile celebrities speaking out about their experiences,...

By Dr Jake Phillips, senior lecturer in criminology at Sheffield Hallam's Helena Kennedy Centre for International JusticeThis film brings important...

As a climate change researcher, I review Thank You for the Rain, a graphic depiction of a changing world and one man’s struggle to make a real...

By Dr Tom BassindaleBrian Fogle finished the Haute Tour, a tough amateur cycle race, just outside the top ten. This should be seen as a fantastic achievement,...

Football always divides opinion. As the latest English season draws to a close and the Football League playoffs take centre stage, there will be some...

By Dr Catrin Andersson and Professor David BestThere is now clear and consistent evidence that recovery is a process or a journey that lasts around...

Although disputes over finances are known to be common in South Asian families, relatively little is known about the prevalence and severity...

The weekend before Easter saw glorious weather.  Spring, with its vibrant yellows and greens, burst into life across the parks and gardens of...