Traffic noise slows children’s memory development, study finds
Road-traffic noise significantly slows the development of crucial memory and attention skills in primary school children, research has found. Read more
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Road-traffic noise significantly slows the development of crucial memory and attention skills in primary school children, research has found. Read more
Historian and TV presenter David Olusoga has said that rightwing newspapers characterise him as an activist and critical race theorist to “delegitimise” his voice, despite there being no basis for these claims. Read more
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University College London has apologised to current and former students and staff for a “culture of unacceptable behaviour” at its architecture school going back decades. Read more
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