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Kate Middleton's breezy wide-leg trousers are a versatile summer basic and she just wore them to a very personal launch

She wore a caramel-toned suit to a special engagement after confirming an upcoming trip to Italy

Woman & Home

Princess Kate's Outfit Subtly Honors George, Charlotte and Louis as She Launches Major New Project

The Princess of Wales gave a sweet nod to her children with her accessories.

Marie Claire

Kate visits London university as she prepares for return to royal foreign tours

The princess carried out an engagement at the University of East London for the launch of a new guide for people working in early years.

Evening Standard

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‘Electric shock therapy for depression made me forget my wedding day’

About a third of people reported brain damage after electroconvulsive therapy, with many suffering memory loss, study found

The Independent UK

Farage’s Reform UK poses ‘existential threat’ to the NHS, Wes Streeting warns

Health secretary claims Reform ‘don’t believe’ in the NHS

The Independent UK

‘Everything you need is here’: why academic careers take off at the University of East London

Having roots in its communities, strong connections with industry and mentorship support make the London university an attractive place to study or further your career as a lecturer

The Guardian - UK

‘Diversity is part of our everyday language’: the University of East London’s vision for a fairer future

Belonging, representation and accountability aren’t box-ticking exercises at UEL – they’re central to everything it does

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What’s it like to work and study at the University of East London?

Strong support and inclusivity, along with modern campuses and a collaborative culture make UEL a welcoming place for students and staff alike

The Guardian - UK

What sets the University of East London apart? A Q&A with its vice-chancellor and president

After seven years at the helm, Amanda Broderick shares the university’s milestones in that time, along with ambitious plans for the future

The Guardian - UK

Gavin Poynter obituary

Other lives: Professor of social sciences at the University of East London who ‘spoke softly but with great authority’

The Guardian - UK

A wearable for depression? Our honest review of the NHS-backed Flow Neuroscience Headset

Offering a proven, non-invasive and drug-free way to ease depression, the tDCS Headset and app from Flow Neuroscience has the power to both change lives and save them

Evening Standard

Is Wi-Fi bad for the environment? Eye-catching London ad suggests Wi-Fi is ‘damaging the climate’

The University of East London just put out an ad that seemingly says that Wi-Fi is bad for the environment, but it just wants you to look closer.

Tom’s Hardware

Stanford Fraser Steele obituary

Other lives: Artist whose work encompassed drawing, sculpture, video, site-specific installations and woodworking

The Guardian - UK

AI is being used to help find the next generation of guide dogs in animal welfare ‘leap forward’

New machine learning models can identify signs of guide dog success early on

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Sir Sadiq Khan dons ceremonial gown as he celebrates another honour

Labour mayor awarded honorary business doctorate by University of East London just weeks after knighthood

Evening Standard

Battle to save 'wonderful' Newham arts centre from closure as funds run dry

Applecart Arts is facing closure in the next two weeks unless it can raise £15,000 in the next two weeks and a further £85,000 by Christmas

The Conversation

Gaza update: deadlock in the UN security council means no relief for suffering Palestinian civilians

Day by day, as Israel continues its assault on Gaza, the death toll mounts. According to the Gaza health ministry more than 18,500 people have now been killed in the Israeli army’s air and ground assault – and the Israel Defence Forces have lost 115 personnel, including ten killed on…

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