New survey reveals European region has lowest vaccine confidence
Stephen Jackson reports on a new survey which has highlighted the crisis of confidence in vaccines in parts of Europe.
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Cats can recognise their own names, but they may choose to ignore them
Stephen Jackson reports on a paper published by University of Tokyo academics, which finds that cats were able to identify their names from other words based on the phonetic characteristics of their name.
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Can Southgate’s young stars ensure England brings football home?
Ever since the ‘Golden Generation’ of the early 2000s failed to capitalise on their promise and potential at the international stage, the England Mens Football team have had a dilemma. For too long, the national team focused around these prophesied stars, without striving to develop further young players to bolster...
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The mammoth task of bringing species back from the dead
Stephen Jackson reports on recent progress in the use of utilizing frozen remains to clone the long since extinct woolly mammoth
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Özil vs Emery: A battle for supremacy on and off the pitch
In January 2018, Mesut Özil signed a new three-and-a-half-year contract with Arsenal, becoming the highest paid player in the history of the club. His performances had seemed to warrant the £350,000 a week the club invested in his talents. Özil recorded the most assists and the most chances created of...
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Shining light on night vision thanks to nanotechnology
Stephen Jackson reports on the nanotechnology which gave mice night vision.
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Stop sleeping in at the weekend
Stephen Jackson explores the impact of sleeping in on our physical health.
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Could we get all the electricity we need from WiFi?
Stephen Jackson reports on a new contactless charging device created by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, utilising an antenna that can convert electromagnetic energy into a direct current.
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Promotion contenders in this year’s Premier League
With only a quarter of the football season left to go, the race to get promoted to the most lucrative league in the world is heating up. For 2019-2022, revenue from Premier League television broadcasting rights will reach a high of £5.14bn, with competition from streaming services such as Amazon...
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Warwick researchers rewrite classical theory for nanoscale
Stephen Jackson reports on the Warwick research which rewrote a classic theory for the nanoscale.
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Opinion collides over whether a larger particle accelerator is necessary
Stephen Jackson explores the potential merits and pitfalls of the newly proposed Future Circular Collider, a post-LHC particle accelerator able to engineer the collision of particles at drastically greater energies.
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Get fit for cash
Stephen Jackson investigates whether apps like Sweatcoin encourage people to get fit by paying for their exercise
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