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The acclaimed author of novels including Possession and The Children’s Book, has died, her publisher has confirmed

In 1967, astronomers at Cambridge discovered pulsars, super-dense objects formed from collapsed stars. Their origin was unknown until scientists proposed that they were rotating neutron stars, emitting radio signals from their poles. In 1969, a glitch in the pulsar PSR 0833-45 was observed, which remains unexplained 44 years later. Theories…

Still nowhere near ready to retire, the arts presenter talks about her six decades in TV, her affair with Harold Pinter and why David Attenborough was a terrific boss

Two students stand to receive support, covering more than 80% of the total course fees.

The vice-chancellor is right that there’s snobbery, but instead of a rebrand let’s keep fighting for our town’s reputation

The tech giant said the new partnership would encourage collaboration between researchers to design responsible artificial intelligence.

Other Lives: Historian and academic who taught and wrote books about Czech and Russian history and politics

Close and happy relationships with parents at age three have long-lasting positive impact on social behavior and mental health.

The comedian and broadcaster has been awarded the inaugural Qantabrigian Fellowship by the LGBTQ+ research programme at the Department of Sociology.