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My journey with social media platforms is one I have struggled for weeks to put down on paper. Since deciding to write a piece on social media use, I have interviewed colleagues, peers and friends on their take on social media platforms. I have received various views, some quite differentContinue Reading
The essential tech advice to make remote work effective. The idea of working from home (WFH), or telecommuting, sounds like a dream come true. But if the time comes and you find that you really do need to conduct business from home, even temporarily, you’ll quickly find that WFH mayContinue Reading
As tens of thousands of British holidaymakers raced to beat the quarantine deadline, a ferry captain planned a record-breaking Channel crossing and demand for private jets soared. At 10pm on Thursday, the transport secretary announced that travellers arriving from France, the Netherlands and Malta after 4am on Saturday would needContinue Reading
Peter Fonda’s widow sues health centre over his death The northern lockdown, which has prevented people from different households meeting in homes and gardens, is to remain in place following a government review. The coronavirus restrictions – first announced two weeks ago – will stay in force across Greater Manchester, areas of east Lancashire andContinue Reading
With summer in full swing, some of our favorite celebs have found the perfect option to wear – a shirt as a dress – and everyone from Kylie Jenner to Emily Ratajkowski has been rocking the trend. Not only are shirt dresses perfect for the hot weather, but they’re also super versatile, asContinue Reading
Individualistic western societies are built on the idea that no one knows our thoughts, desires or joys better than we do. And so we put ourselves, rather than the government, in charge of our lives. We tend to agree with the philosopher Immanuel Kant’s claim that no one has the right toContinue Reading
Peatlands cover just a few percent of the global land area but they store almost one-quarter of all soil carbon and so play a crucial role in regulating the climate. My colleagues and I have just produced the most accurate map yet of the world’s peatlands – their depth, andContinue Reading
The disposal of plastics is a global problem. They are nearly indestructible in natural conditions but are discarded worldwide on a large scale. The world produces around 359 million metric tons of plastics each year. Nature cannot address the amount of their disposal at a speed fast enough to prevent harmContinue Reading
Public health responses to the pandemic have focused on preventing the spread of the virus, limiting the number of deaths and easing the burden on healthcare systems. But there’s also potentially another, less visible epidemic we should be focusing on: mental illness. Our recent study found that people’s mental health worsened followingContinue Reading
The arrest this week of pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong reveals the repressive reality of the city’s new made-in-China national security law. It also sends a sharp signal to the remaining independent media in the territory: watch your step, or you could be next. Lai, his two sonsContinue Reading
Loss of smell is a recognised symptom of COVID-19 in the UK. However, it was only added to the official list of symptoms on May 18, a full month after the World Health Organization recognised it as a symptom. Before this time, any member of NHS staff reporting a loss of smell –Continue Reading
