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9 Nov 2023: According to the United Nations, one in eight people across the world – an estimated one billion people – are on the move. ... We wanted to show the reality of the situation for these people and the challenges they face.”.

15 Mar 2023: Can presenting people with climate change data change their minds when views are so polarised and sometimes political leaders promote climate misinformation? ... For example, some studies have shown that people trust climate scientists, even if the

17 Oct 2023: The film explores the impact of social media algorithms on young people’s everyday lives, providing fresh perspectives on social media inequalities. ... Children (over 8 years old) and young people are very welcome to attend.

24 May 2023: Many people mow their lawns because that’s what they’ve always done. ... Claudia Schneider. She adds: “People who take the first step can help others to see the benefits.

28 Feb 2023: These are the people, and there are others besides, who formed the core of this experimental work," said Prof Longair. ... And I think that is maybe what people take away now as much as the science, the way women in the field were regarded back then.

11 Aug 2023: We often talk about the promise of young people. However, when a whole generation of men and women are sent to war, how much of that promise is lost forever?

17 Aug 2023: Subjects. People. Places. 2024 University of Cambridge.

6 Apr 2023: Their line to the people can be a weak one, reflected in declining levels of participation at local elections.”. ... England has a population of 55 million people, yet its lack of localised funding and authority is equivalent to nations of 5-10 million

28 Sep 2023: Interviewees talked of frustration with depictions of Black people as “victims rather than survivors”. ... The report also explores Black people’s attitudes to business and politics in the UK.

29 Nov 2023: Specimens like the thylacines in our collection hold extreme power in allowing museums to connect people to this story,” said Ashby. ... In 1830, British settlers in Tasmania established the first bounties encouraging violence against both Tasmania’s