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Rugby In Schools Is A Form Of Child Abuse, Claims A New Study
The research makes a clear differentiation between sports intentionally involving physical impact, like rugby, and those where collisions are incidental, such as basketball.
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Jaguar Land Rover Trials World-First Digital Supply Chain For Leather
Jaguar Land Rover partnered with supply chain traceability provider Circulor, leading UK leather manufacturer Bridge of Weir Leather Company and the University of Nottingham to trial the use of traceability technology in the leather supply chain.
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Indian-Origin Student Killed In Assault Near Pub In UK's Nottingham
An Indian-origin student has been killed following an assault near a pub in Nottingham, a city the Midlands region of England.
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Take Note, Future Fathers! Eat Well For Your Offspring's Heart Health
A recent study from researchers at the University of Nottingham published in 'The Journal of Physiology', emphasised on the poor paternal diet that may have an impact on the heart health of the offspring.
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Universe Has 20 Times More Galaxies Than Previously Thought: Study
The universe contains a staggering two trillion galaxies, up to 20 times more than previously thought, a new research has found.
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A Fine Balance: Xi Jinping-Ma Ying-Jeou Meet is Exercise in Etiquette
The stage is set for a historic handshake between the presidents of Taiwan and China at the weekend with protocol micro-managed to prevent the slightest political gaffe.
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Doctor Google is Here to Stay - And Here to Help
Few doctors could have read about Bronte Doyne and not thought: "There but for the grace of God go I."
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Chinese Dream Turns Sour for Activists Under Xi Jinping
Activists, lawyers, journalists, bloggers, professors - China's new leaders have taken aim at civil society in what analysts call an effort to muffle dissent that is proving powerfully effective.
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UK: Asian law student jailed 'for making up rape allegation'
An Asian-origin law student in Britain has been sentenced by a court to two years in jail for falsely claiming that she was raped, a media report said.Nineteen-year-old Aisha Mather of Hertford Road, Stevenage, told police that she was raped by a man who followed her into an address on North Sherwood Street in Nottingham in January this year, the '...
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Rugby In Schools Is A Form Of Child Abuse, Claims A New Study
The research makes a clear differentiation between sports intentionally involving physical impact, like rugby, and those where collisions are incidental, such as basketball.
-
Jaguar Land Rover Trials World-First Digital Supply Chain For Leather
Jaguar Land Rover partnered with supply chain traceability provider Circulor, leading UK leather manufacturer Bridge of Weir Leather Company and the University of Nottingham to trial the use of traceability technology in the leather supply chain.
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Indian-Origin Student Killed In Assault Near Pub In UK's Nottingham
An Indian-origin student has been killed following an assault near a pub in Nottingham, a city the Midlands region of England.
-
Take Note, Future Fathers! Eat Well For Your Offspring's Heart Health
A recent study from researchers at the University of Nottingham published in 'The Journal of Physiology', emphasised on the poor paternal diet that may have an impact on the heart health of the offspring.
-
Universe Has 20 Times More Galaxies Than Previously Thought: Study
The universe contains a staggering two trillion galaxies, up to 20 times more than previously thought, a new research has found.
-
A Fine Balance: Xi Jinping-Ma Ying-Jeou Meet is Exercise in Etiquette
The stage is set for a historic handshake between the presidents of Taiwan and China at the weekend with protocol micro-managed to prevent the slightest political gaffe.
-
Doctor Google is Here to Stay - And Here to Help
Few doctors could have read about Bronte Doyne and not thought: "There but for the grace of God go I."
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Chinese Dream Turns Sour for Activists Under Xi Jinping
Activists, lawyers, journalists, bloggers, professors - China's new leaders have taken aim at civil society in what analysts call an effort to muffle dissent that is proving powerfully effective.
-
UK: Asian law student jailed 'for making up rape allegation'
An Asian-origin law student in Britain has been sentenced by a court to two years in jail for falsely claiming that she was raped, a media report said.Nineteen-year-old Aisha Mather of Hertford Road, Stevenage, told police that she was raped by a man who followed her into an address on North Sherwood Street in Nottingham in January this year, the '...
