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Groundbreaking industry analysis shows full remakes are proving twice as profitable as visual upgrades, reshaping how studios approach classic titles in the gaming market.
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Police probe Chinese pressure on UK university research
Counter-terrorism authorities are investigating allegations that a British university suspended sensitive research following pressure from Chinese officials, raising serious concerns about academic freedom and foreign influence.
Australia's Top Science Prizes Award COVID and Indigenous Researchers
In a landmark ceremony, Australian physicist Lidia Morawska receives the Prime Minister's Science Prize for proving COVID-19 spreads through airborne transmission, while Michael Wear is honoured for integrating Aboriginal knowledge into environmental scie
Academics Assess Elon Musk's Grokipedia AI Encyclopedia
Leading UK academics launch comprehensive evaluation of Elon Musk's AI-powered Grokipedia, questioning its accuracy and reliability as a knowledge source. Exclusive insights into the groundbreaking assessment.
UK university halts China rights research after pressure
Exclusive investigation reveals how a leading British university suspended human rights research about China following intense pressure from Beijing, raising serious questions about academic freedom.
Free Speech Crisis: Conservative Voices Silenced on Campus
UK universities face growing concerns over censorship and ideological conformity as conservative students and academics report being marginalised in academic discourse.
Conservative 'Academic Centres' Transforming UK Universities
An explosive investigation uncovers how well-funded conservative groups are establishing ideological beachheads within British higher education, raising urgent questions about academic independence and political influence on campus.
Jane Plastow: African Theatre Pioneer Dies at 69
Celebrating the extraordinary legacy of Professor Jane Plastow, the visionary scholar who revolutionised African theatre studies and championed cross-cultural performance.
Over half of UK firms rewrite ethics strategy
New research reveals a dramatic shift in corporate Britain as ethical concerns and consumer demands force majority of businesses to fundamentally rethink their policies and practices.
One Third of England Believes in Ghosts, Survey Finds
New research uncovers England's supernatural beliefs, with 33% of adults convinced ghosts exist and younger generations showing surprising faith in the afterlife.
Climate change made Hurricane Melissa 4x more likely
Groundbreaking research exposes how human-driven climate change made devastating Hurricane Melissa four times more probable, signalling a dangerous new era for extreme weather events.
Digital tools transform UK breakdown services for EV era
New research reveals British drivers are embracing digital tools and specialised EV breakdown services, transforming how we handle roadside emergencies in the electric vehicle era.
Community Choirs: Share Your Story With The Guardian
The Guardian is seeking community choir members across the UK to share their experiences about how group singing impacts mental wellbeing and social connections.
The toys British children abandon fastest revealed
New research uncovers which children's toys have the shortest playtime before being discarded, with traditional instruments and construction toys surprisingly topping the list of fastest-abandoned playthings.
Targeted prostate screening could slash UK cancer deaths
Leading medical specialists are advocating for a revolutionary targeted screening programme that could dramatically reduce prostate cancer fatalities across the United Kingdom.
Full abolition of two-child benefit cap needed to cut poverty
New research reveals that only complete removal of the controversial two-child benefit limit will significantly reduce child poverty, as partial reforms fall short.
DeSantis bans H-1B visas for Florida universities
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has ignited a political firestorm by signing legislation that prohibits state universities from sponsoring H-1B visas for international staff and academics, raising concerns about academic freedom and research capabilities.
Steve Coogan defiant in Leicester University row over The Lost King
Actor Steve Coogan breaks his silence on the ongoing dispute with Leicester University regarding the portrayal of academics in the film 'The Lost King', stating he stands by the movie's narrative.
NHS urgent call for people with specific ancestry
London's NHS issues critical call for volunteers with specific ancestry backgrounds to join revolutionary cancer research that could transform treatment outcomes.
Britain's Sleep Crisis: Millions Struggle with Insomnia
Shocking new study shows sleep problems are plaguing the nation, with stress and modern lifestyles keeping Britons awake at night. Discover the alarming statistics and expert insights.
Britain's Sleep Crisis: Millions Affected by Insomnia
Groundbreaking research exposes a sleep deprivation epidemic sweeping across the UK, with millions struggling to get proper rest and facing serious health consequences.
Bowhead Whales' 200-Year Lifespan Holds Anti-Ageing Clues
Groundbreaking research into the remarkable longevity of bowhead whales is uncovering biological secrets that could revolutionise how we approach human ageing and age-related diseases.
GSK CEO warns UK drug pricing reforms threaten life sciences
Emma Walmsley warns Britain's life sciences industry faces 'existential threat' from proposed drug pricing reforms that could drive investment and research overseas.
Research Monkeys Escape Mississippi Lab Sparking Health Fears
Dozens of research monkeys have escaped from a Mississippi laboratory, raising serious concerns about potential disease transmission and public health risks in the local community.
Brain Scans Reveal Why Tired Minds Lose Focus
Groundbreaking neuroscience research uncovers how sleep deprivation hijacks your brain's attention networks, causing frustrating mental lapses and concentration failures even during simple tasks.
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