Pain study carried out on-island could have global influence
Physiotherapists who recently published a local study of pain hope their research will influence best practice around the world.
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Working parents can apply in May for second wave of funded childcare expansion
The Department for Education is encouraging working parents to act now to secure a place at their preferred childcare provider.
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Encountering violent online content starts at primary school – Ofcom
The regulator said the children it spoke to for the recent study had commonly encountered violent gaming content, verbal discrimination and fighting.
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Scottish university helps create lateral flow tests from used chewing gum
Heriot-Watt University hopes the initiative will help to reduce medical waste.
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Neurological conditions ‘leading cause of disability and ill health worldwide’
More than three billion people experienced neurological conditions in 2021.
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Actor Pierce Brosnan fined for walking in Yellowstone park thermal area
The James Bond star walked in an off-limits area during a personal visit to the national park.
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Steve Borthwick urges Manu Tuilagi not to turn his back on England
Tuilagi will make his first appearance of the Guinness Six Nations in what could be his farewell appearance in a Red Rose jersey.
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Irish author Paul Murray wins top gong at inaugural Nero Book Awards
The Dublin-born author took home the book of the year prize and £30,000 for his fourth novel The Bee Sting.
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Rebuilding Casement Park as Euros venue would be ‘huge opportunity’ – O’Neill
Escalating costs have cast a shadow over the redevelopment of the derelict GAA ground in west Belfast.
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Glasgow student to drive ambulance to Rafah border to help evacuations from Gaza
Umran Ali Javaid, a mature student, will set off from Glasgow in a second-hand ambulance equipped with a portable neonatal ventilator.
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Angela Rayner says she would like to see Diane Abbott restored as Labour MP
The deputy party leader said she shared the ‘frustration’ that independent inquiries into Labour members were taking a long time.
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Ex-home secretary says Government’s asylum accommodation ‘obviously not working’
Dame Priti Patel said the Government’s asylum accommodation is in need of reform and there are ‘serious questions’ to be asked of the Home Office.
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Two boys plead guilty to animal cruelty charges over college break-in
The children admitted causing criminal damage and unnecessary suffering to animals after rabbits, snakes and birds were killed in Gunnersbury Park.
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NHS won’t survive without properly functioning general practice, medics warn
It comes amid concerns doctors are leaving the workforce early, while students are unwilling to go into general practice.
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MPs to grill major UK banks after bumper yearly profits
The chief executives of Barclays UK, Santander UK, NatWest and Lloyds will face questions from a group of MPs on the Treasury Committee.
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