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The Welsh government offers support to refugees and asylum seekers in devolved areas such as health, education and housing.
Pollinators support our nutritional health and are critical for crops of fruit, vegetables and beans.
Scots are calling it the ‘scunner factor’ – widespread distaste for the major parties.
Around 25,000 candidates are campaigning this year, with new election styles in Scotland and Wales
In its rapid pacing, brief runtime and propulsive, hard-boiled action, Normal positions itself as a latter-day B-movie and mostly delivers.
Pertussis often lacks the classic ‘whoop’ in adults, making it easy to confuse with flu, COVID or RSV.
The Conversation UK Climate Poetry Award Terms & Conditions 2026.
Cost pressures can drive down quality.
Due to its position of influence over Iran, China will be a leading factor in whether the war ends or spills back into open conflict.
The youngest, quietest sister was over-edited and underestimated – Anne Brontë deserves better.
Even the Republicans in Congress were beginning to pressure the Trump administration over whether the conflict was constitutional.
Evidence on the relationship between protest activity and targeted violence outside of the protest arena is limited.
A number of challenges remain with embedding additional learning needs reforms across Wales.
Climate science is the anti-myth. Researchers have long noted that the human brain struggles with psychologically distant threats.
Attenborough has influenced everything from conservation and documentary production to the communication of the biggest story of all – climate change.
From Nobel laureate Linus Pauling’s dismissed vitamin C crusade to modern trials, a once-ridiculed idea in cancer research is getting a cautious...
Japan has long been the global leader in the development and deployment of care robots.
When people remember school dinners they remember how they made them feel as much as what they ate.
Urban waterways sit at the heart of the global nature crisis.
This first fully AI podcast produces a coherent-sounding narrative. But coherence is not the same as sense making, and pattern recognition is not...
Being a boy who expresses themselves can be a risky enterprise.
A gulf is emerging between the party’s populist rhetoric and what it does in practice.
Coral reefs underpin tourism and small fisheries, but are under threat from rising ocean temperatures.
When people remember school dinners they remember how they made them feel as much as what they ate.
The probiotic industry is worth US$112 billion. But if you knew what was actually inside that capsule, would you still buy it?
China dominates the wind turbine market, but it wants to expand further.
Hope is in short supply ahead of the Welsh election.
What the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) does and how it shapes our climate.
How we are tracing the movement of people in Iran despite an almost complete information blackout.
An epidemiologist explains why germs spread so easily on cruise ships, and how to stay safe on holiday.
All spaces are not the same.
This latest trend borrows from lifestyle medicine research which shows these practices can add life to your years.
Closing down oil wells can cause long-term damage, which is difficult to reverse.
From explainers to quickfire interviews, digital coverage is transforming the Senedd campaign coverage.
The government’s Prevent programme has real strengths – but also limitations.
No act of royal diplomacy, however well executed, can deliver an instant reset in the US-UK relationship.
These poems span over 200 years and a range of emotions, from sorrow, to fear and hope.
Poor housing affects education, employment, caring, sleep, relationships and dignity.
Reduced working hours could lead to important changes in how society is organised.
EMS, short for electromyostimulation, uses electrical impulses to support muscle contraction.
The war has deepened animosity across the Gulf region.
We’re living in a golden age of close reading.
High summer temperatures could mean tourists look for new holiday destinations.
The nature of globalisation is changing dramatically.
A writer is driven mad by ghosts and witches in a remote Irish hotel.
Understanding why people born blind never develop schizophrenia could transform how we think about and treat one of medicine’s most baffling...
Governments can spread their ideas and principles through the processes and organisations they use to maintain power. This includes education.
There is a deeper side to the brain which weaves your memories, goals, beliefs and emotions into a continuous sense of self.
Brent crude oil surged to US$126 (£94) a barrel after US president Donald Trump announced that he was willing to prolong the blockade of Iranian...
Charles received a standing ovation from Congress when he highlighted the principle of checks and balances.
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