The Latest Breaking News from University of Bristol

Lightning bugs: A new study found that insects are a potent source of airborne electric charge

Scientists find that insects have electrical charges that can impact atmospheric electricity on par with meteorological events.

Natasha Abrahart's parents say it is 'worrying' the university 'don't seem to understand the ruling'

Dairy fat traces found in pottery from the 54th century BC are the earliest evidence of people eating and drinking milk.

'I've reached out, I've chased people up, I've tried to get intervention. It was a complete dead-end'

The University of Bristol has introduced a traffic light system rating the eco-friendliness of foods in its catered halls

Most people know about blood group ABO, with its positives and negatives, but they aren’t the only types. Now, scientists from the University of Bristol and NHS Blood & Transplant have discovered a rare new blood group system, and in the process solved two 30-year-old cases of hemolytic disease on…

Natasha Abrahart's family says students are still at risk

It comes as Bristol University announce they will go to the High Court to appeal the ruling against them

The University was found partly liable and ordered to pay £50,000 compensation earlier this year

Experts and MPs speaking exclusively to The Mirror warn that Government needs to "bring back access to free Covid tests" to help families affected by the Cost of Living crisis - before the next wave sweeps the UK