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“Mike Oldfield engineered the first track Henry Cow recorded, because Tom Newman had been celebrating the end of Tubular Bells and was brainless drunk under the console”: Bassist John Greaves’ life in prog

After starting out in his dad’s dance band, the Welshman encountered Henry Cow at university, knew he had to be part of it - and he’s never looked back

Louder

Prince Edward's A-level results that got him into Cambridge may surprise you

Prince Edward's A-level results that caused controversy and featured in The Crown revealed

Woman & Home

Fight to bring ancient book back to Scotland could be debated at SNP conference

A DETERMINED councillor is hoping this year’s SNP conference can propel forward a campaign to bring Scotland’s oldest manuscript back to its…

The National (Scotland)

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Douglas Comish obituary

Other lives: Part of the team at Lyons that developed some of the earliest British business computers

The Guardian - UK

Stormzy announces 30 more scholarships as part of Cambridge university programme

‘For a further 30 Black students to have the opportunity to study at Cambridge University feels like an incredible landmark moment’

The Independent UK

Scientists Uncover Virgin Births Thanks To Fruit Flies

The study involved more than 220,000 virgin fruit flies. The post Scientists uncover virgin births thanks to fruit flies appeared first on Talker.

Zenger

New Memory Research Teases 100x Density Jump, Merged Compute and Memory

A team of researchers with Cambridge University created what they're describing as synaptic devices - a material that can both work as a storage and memory medium while promising a significant jump in maximum storage density.

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Caroline Calloway: ‘I am afraid that Cambridge will take my degree back — it would be a real blow to my ego’

The internet sensation scammed her way into the British academic institution — then built a career as an ‘It girl’ off her life there. With the publication of her searing new memoir, she tells Alexandra Jones why she’s leaving all artifice behind

Evening Standard

Scientists find vital missing ingredient for healthy vegan diet – algae

Natural aquatic supplement could be used to make up for lack of key vitamin B12 in plant-based diets

The Guardian - UK

Former Bristol and Bath back-rower Nick Koster dies at age of 34

Back-row forward featured for Bath, Bristol and Cambridge University.

The Independent UK

'Devastated' - Former Bristol Bears and Bath Rugby player dies at just 34

South African Nick Koster built a reputation for his community work off the pitch while playing in the West Country

Bristol Post

Apocalypse not now? AI’s benefits may yet outweigh its very real dangers

A new Cambridge University institute will try to harness the good and anticipate the bad effects of artificial intelligence

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson's eight kids as baby arrives - from secret love child to lookalike son

Former PM Boris Johnson has been married three times and has eight children after wife Carrie Johnson gave birth to their third child together, a son called Frank Alfred Odysseus Johnson

Daily Mirror

Are human embryo models a cause for hope or alarm?

A recent breakthrough in the race to create ‘synthetic’ embryos has sparked criticism. But the findings could be valuable in understanding miscarriages and genetic disorders

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The Independent UK

Buildings at Cambridge’s Darwin College are granted listed status

It was the first college to admit both men and women.

The Independent UK

Cambridge University student becomes juggling world record holder

The 23-year-old said that drawing on his academic background helped him to improve his juggling technique.

The Independent UK

Cambridge University students celebrate end of exams with May Balls

The annual Trinity May Ball, a tradition dating back 157 years, was held on Monday night.

Bangkok Post

Lab-grown human-like embryos spark calls for regulation

PARIS - Scientists have used stem cells to create structures that resemble human embryos in a laboratory, a first that has prompted calls for stricter regulation in the rapidly advancing field.

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Daily Mirror

Wes Streeting describes struggle coming out as gay, first love and cancer shock aged 38

Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting is releasing a new book at the end of June - Pride month - and in it he shares his experiences of coming out only after he started at Cambridge University

Daily Mirror

Scientists hopeful after making HIV drug breakthrough in hunt for dementia cure

Academics at the University of Cambridge repurposed an HIV drug to help restore the brain's autophagy capability, which stops destructive proteins that destroy brain cells from building up

Dynamite News

"MEA gives clearance to Atishi for her visit to UK": Central Government to Delhi HC

The Central Government, on Wednesday, told the Delhi High Court that the Ministry of External Affairs had given clearance to Delhi Education Minister Atishi Marlena for her visit to the United Kingdom. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Delhi Minister Atishi moves HC to direct Centre to give her clearance for UK visit

Atishi has been invited in her official capacity by the prestigious Cambridge University to speak at a conference on 'India at 100: Towards Becoming a Global Leader' to be held on June 15. Read further on Dynamite News:

Cycling Weekly

British cyclist treated a sick goat before medalling at national championships

Veterinary student Phoebe Barker was asked to lend a hand on the farm where she was staying before her race

The Independent UK

Negotiations must ‘restart’ to prevent graduation delays – Cambridge university

Many students are facing the ‘likelihood that the completion of their degrees and their graduation may be delayed’, acting vice-chancellor says.

The New Daily

Bunnings’ shorter working week trial sparks questions

Backers of shorter working weeks have reacted with scepticism after Bunnings announced a four-day trial for thousands of its staff.

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