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Four women selected to run world’s most remote post office in Antarctica

The historic site of Port Lockroy, on Goudier Island, will be their home for five months

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Did you solve it? Physics puzzles for smart students

The solution to your coffee woes, and other problems

The Guardian - UK

Can you solve it? Physics puzzles for smart students

How to cool your coffee and other crucial questions

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'My university nemesis Liz Truss - her priority was attacking role of Women’s Officer'

She thrived on controversy – and could pick a fight with herself if no one else was available. Under fire, she had the same emotional detachment with which she ploughed through yesterday morning’s local radio round

Daily Mirror

Derek Goldrei obituary

Other lives: Mathematician who had teaching and leadership positions at the Open University and several Oxford University colleges

The Guardian - UK

Most Indians trust news on Whatsapp, Reuters Institute study finds

News on digital platforms is trusted less than news in general, a new study released on Thursday by Oxford University’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism suggests. In India, the study says, the majority of the people trust news they receive on Whatsapp and use the messaging app to…

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Horror warning issued over 'uncontrollable' AI technology that could be fatal to humans

AI will reportedly reach the point when it is forced to compete for limited energy or resources, researchers from Google and Oxford University wrote in the journal AI Magazine last month

Daily Mirror

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Hong Kong journalist charged days before leaving for Oxford fellowship

Ronson Chan was due to travel to the UK when he was arrested for ‘obstructing police’

The Guardian - AU

Malaria vaccine: the road has been long and tortuous, but we're getting there

A vaccine candidate, called R21, has been shown to be up to 80% effective at preventing malaria in young children, according to the latest trial results.

The Conversation

Thérèse Coffey had to leave Oxford University – but made it to deputy PM

Liz Truss’s No 2 followed in Thatcher’s educational footsteps, studying chemistry at Somerville, but did not pass her exams

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss' family life - from house husband, an affair and cheating at board games

Hugh O’Leary, 48, our new Prime Minister’s accountant husband, could currently walk down a street unnoticed. Probably even Downing Street

Daily Mirror

How Liz Truss, Britain's next prime minister, went from anti-monarchist rebel to the next Margaret Thatcher

Liz Truss has been sworn in as the 56th prime minister of the United Kingdom. But her early days on the path to Number 10 were far from Conservative.

ABC News

Teachers' Day 2022: Interesting facts about Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

Parents are the first teachers ia child's life. But after this, it's our teachers who mentor, guide, and shape us into the people we become later in life. To honor and celebrate the invaluable contributions of our teachers in our lives, every year September 5 is celebrated as Teacher's Day…

The Times of India

A peaceful yet radical social transformer: Mikhail Gorbachev leaves a blazing legacy

No western leader could have predicted his progressive reforms. But war between his country and Ukraine was a devastating blow, says Archie Brown, an emeritus professor of politics at Oxford University

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Millions of Brits mistakenly quit statins after wrongly blaming muscle aches on pills

Around eight million people in the UK are on statins to manage cholesterol levels, but half of people who are prescribed the drugs after a heart attack stop taking them

Daily Mirror

List of 31 businesses offering up to £2,000 cost of living bonuses or pay rises

From £2,000 bonuses to 2% pay rises, find out if your employer is offering support amid rising costs and how this compares to other businesses

Chicago Sun-Times

Nicholas Evans, author of ‘The Horse Whisperer,’ dies at 72

Born in 1950 in Worcestershire, England, Evans studied law at Oxford University and worked as a journalist in the 1970s.

Daily Record

Super smart Glasgow girl becomes first in school to get in to Oxford University

Megan McCloskey is working at Greggs to save as much money as she can to start her studies as just one of six people to study chemistry at the Queen's College.

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New Child Prosthetic Hand Powered And Controlled By Wearers’ Breath

A prosthetic hand for children that is powered and controlled by the wearer’s breathing has been developed by scientists at Oxford University.

The Conversation

Altruism – but also vulnerability – drive healthy volunteers to take part in clinical research

When UK authorities granted permission in October 2020 for the first controlled infection study to be carried out to test the anti-Covid-19 vaccine Oxford University had just developed, reactions ranged from disbelief to disapproval.

Daily Mirror

From pay rises to bonuses - businesses 'going extra mile' to help during cost of living

A survey of 500 medium-sized businesses found many are offering financial support packages to support staff during the cost-of-living-crisis and to retain employees

The Guardian - UK

Andrew Hopkins of Exscientia: the man using AI to cure disease

The British scientist’s company employs artificial intelligence to drastically cut the time of drug development

The Independent UK

Oxford and Cambridge universities could return 213 looted artefacts from Benin

The 213 objects were taken from Benin City by British troops in February 1897.

Birmingham Post

Huge carbon negative quarry project reaches build milestone as transatlantic collaboration dawns

Oxford University tech spin-out Origen is working with Singleton Birch

The Guardian - UK

Would Rishi Sunak put the brakes on culture wars as a minority ethnic PM?

Analysis: Some see him as a typical Tory, but community groups say his ascent to No 10 would be a British milestone

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