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The Latest Breaking News from Queen University

Maggie Mays cafe tease opening of its fourth location in Belfast

"Keep your eyes peeled"

Belfast Live

Belfast-based US drug company invests £8M in cancer drug development

The company has raised £5M from investors and £3M in an Invest NI R&D grant

Birmingham Post

Clocks go back: Scrapping daylight saving could save UK households money

Each year, the clocks go back an hour in the autumn and forward in the spring

Evening Standard

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Co Down student urges Ulster University to provide support for students amid rising costs

The warning has been sounded that students are dealing with worrying about paying their bills and where their next meal will come from

Belfast Live

Queen's University Belfast to make cost of living payments to students and most staff

Payments are to be made from January

Belfast Live

The Clover Group buys Belfast bar the Eglantine Inn creating 30 new jobs and planning £500k refurbishment

The venue was first designed in 1988 by the same architects as the iconic Crown Bar

Belfast Live

The Tarnished Legacy of Duncan Campbell Scott

How educators are teaching the poetry of the man who oversaw residential schools

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A-level students celebrate results after ‘rollercoaster’ experience

This year’s candidates sat their first public exams after two years of teacher-assessed grades due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Independent UK

Chancellor tours Northern Ireland’s industrial past and cybersecurity future

Nadhim Zahawi took in the Titanic visitor centre and the Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology in a one-day visit.

The Independent UK

University anti-racism policies: Use shared decision-making to hear BIPOC student insights

“I did not consider a career as a university professor or a position in academic leadership because I have never been taught by someone who looked like me!”

The Conversation

Lord Trimble obituary

Unionist politician who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement and served as the first minister of Northern Ireland

The Guardian - UK

David Trimble’s journey from Drumcree hardliner to peace prize winner and leader

He famously declared: “We’ve done our bit. Mr Adams, it’s over to you. We’ve jumped, you follow.”

Belfast Live

David Trimble’s journey from hardliner to first minister

The former leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has died at the age of 77.

The Independent UK

Belfast Agreement has survived almost 25 years despite objections – Lord Trimble

The former First Minister was speaking as a new portrait of him was unveiled at the Queen’s University Belfast.

The Independent UK

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Belfast Live

Planners should be looking 200 years ahead to protect Belfast from climate crisis

'There’s an idea that it won’t affect us here in this part of the world but of course it will' says Fulbright scholar Nuala Flood

Belfast Live

Belfast drinking water to be tested for lead contamination

Researchers found five homes had nearly ten times the UK reference limit for lead

The Guardian - UK

Destination masterpiece: 75 great artworks to see across the UK

From a Nubian god in Edinburgh to a Banksy in Bristol, our critics choose the most intriguing and important paintings, sculptures, installations for you to take in this summer

Belfast Live

Premier Intermediate League fixtures 2022/23: Ballymacash Rangers head to Portstewart on opening day

The new PIL season will get under way on Saturday, August 20

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Belfast Live

Mediterranean sea-slug found off Ulster coast as climate concerns highlighted on World Oceans Day

A first of its kind sea-slug, endangered flappers, sharks and birds are all causing concerns

The Conversation

Rapid evolution has limits, and knowing this can help with conservation

Human impacts on global ecosystems can be severe, widespread and irreversible. But life on Earth has evolved to meet environmental challenges for 3.5 billion years: Could these same evolutionary forces help life on Earth persist in human-altered environments?

Irish Mirror

Majority in Northern Ireland think Brexit has increased likelihood of united Ireland – survey

The survey also suggests that unionist and nationalist identities have become stronger

Belfast Live

Most people in NI believe Brexit has increased chance of a united Ireland

The survey also revealed support for Northern Ireland remaining within the United Kingdom is down

Belfast Live

Miss Northern Ireland 2022: 24 girls gear up to compete for the crown

Miss World 2022 has flown to Northern Ireland to help choose the winner

Belfast Live

NI scientists urged to end medical tests on dogs as charity pushes for better treatment for humans

Leading charity says research based on human biology could "advance treatment of strokes, cancers, Alzheimers and sepsis"

Belfast Live

Queen's University professor confronted Vice Chancellor to speak for those with "no voice"

QUB insists they are "committed to working in partnership with all trade unions"

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