The population of the UK in mid-2018 was estimated to be 66,436,000. The UK population grew by 0.6% between mid-2017 and mid-2018, the same rate of growth as in the […]

June 1–9 is Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW), an annual campaign raising awareness around the welfare needs of pet rabbits in the UK and Ireland. Rabbit Awareness Week is organised by […]

Netflix Chris Stiff, Keele University Have your friends recently begun obsessively folding their t-shirts, or explaining how they have got rid of a book that no longer “brings them joy”? […]

Sharing is good. altanaka/Shuttestock John Lambie, Anglia Ruskin University From crying in the toilet to leaving the house in a rage, many parents and carers don’t want their children to […]

Frida Kahlo: self-portrait with Bonito. Irina via Flickr, CC BY-SA Niamh Thornton, University of Liverpool Mexican artist Frida Kahlo is the subject of a major exhibition at London’s V&A museum, […]

Shutterstock Daniel Brown, Nottingham Trent University Millions of people will have the opportunity to see a lunar eclipse – an event popularly known in the media as a “blood moon” […]

Shutterstock Chelsea Starbuck, University of Salford Tennis fans could be forgiven for feeling a sense of deja vu. For the first time since 2012, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer sit […]

Crying may not tell the whole story. Maesse Photography Laura Jones, UCL Before the 1980s, clinicians actually performed surgery on newborns without giving them anaesthetics or pain medications. This wasn’t […]

It has been revealed that men are ‘officially’ cleaner than women but when women do take to the cubicle, they spend far too long in there! With 70% of men […]

Public Health England (PHE) announces plans to consider the evidence, set guidelines and closely monitor progress on calorie reduction. As set out in the plan, PHE will now consider the evidence on children’s […]