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China #MeToo journalist sentenced to five years in jail, supporters say

Sophia Huang Xueqin, who reported on #MeToo movement and Hong Kong pro-democracy protests, sentenced along with labour activist Wang Jianbing

The Guardian - UK

Colin Lacey obituary

Other lives: Academic committed to improving education, media standards and environmental awareness

The Guardian - UK

Bats ‘leapfrog’ back to roost to stay safe from predators, study finds

Researchers able to model movements of greater horseshoe bats in Devon to help conserve foraging grounds

The Guardian - UK

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‘We fled oppression, not our home’: Albania to Australia and back again

As Albanians continue to flock to the West, causing a ‘brain drain’, one family recounts a hair-raising tale of escape.

Al Jazeera

Yes, Cats Play Fetch. Now Scientists Are Finally Figuring Out Why

A team of animal psychologists at the University of Sussex decided to gather data on fetching cats and reveal what’s worth knowing about a fetch-playing cat.

Inverse

Trial of Chinese #MeToo journalist and labour rights activist begins in secret

Huang Xueqin, a feminist who was due to move to UK, and Wang Jianbing charged with ‘inciting subversion of state power’

The Guardian - UK

Robert Benewick obituary

Other lives: Expert on Chinese relations with the west who played a leading role in the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding

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Sir Gordon Conway obituary

Agricultural ecologist who was an early advocate of sustainability and helped shape policy on rural development all over the world

The Guardian - UK

‘The Puss in Boots Effect:’ Women use infant-directed speech when addressing dogs with larger eyes

Large eye sizes in dogs induce pet-directed speech in women - here’s why people can’t help but sweet talk their pets

The Independent UK

Increasing fragility of British identity 'means Union prospects pretty poor’

THE concept of Britishness has becoming increasingly fragile and the prospect of the UK remaining united is “pretty poor”, author says.

The National (Scotland)

Ucas Clearing 2024: How it works and what to do if you don’t get A-level grades you wanted

A-Level results day will take place on August 15 in 2024

The Independent UK

UCAS Clearing 2023: How does it work and what happens if you don’t get A-level grades you wanted?

If students have changed their minds about what or where they wish to study can also use clearing - here’s what you need to know

The Independent UK

UCAS Clearing 2023: How does it work and what happens if you don’t get A-level grades you wanted?

If students have changed their minds about what or where they wish to study can also use clearing - here’s what you need to know

The Independent UK

UCAS Clearing 2023: How does it work and what happens if you don’t get A-level grades you wanted?

If students have changed their minds about what or where they wish to study can also use clearing - here’s what you need to know

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Babies as young as four months have taste in fine art, study shows

Scientists said the research suggested that adult aesthetics can be traced back to sensory biases in infancy.

The Conversation

'A weather-map of popular feeling': how Mass-Observation was born

On August 29 1938, in the build-up to the second world war, a now-defunct London newspaper asserted that Europe was tensely watching the crisis over Czechoslovakia unfold. But how could a newspaper know what a population was feeling? What if some people, even lots of people, were tensely watching “the…

Evening Standard

Who is Clive Myrie? Newsreader ‘pulled’ from BBC News at Ten broadcast after Boris Johnson jokes

The satirical comedy show was broadcast at 9pm on June 16, and Mr Myrie was reportedly replaced on News at Ten the same evening

The Independent UK

Sunak wades in to defend Kathleen Stock Oxford talk ahead of protests over trans views

Oxford University LGBTQ+ society to protest outside the address by the academic over her views on gender identity

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The Independent UK

Sunak defends Kathleen Stock talk at Oxford ahead of planned protests

The Oxford University LGBTQ+ society is due to stage a protest outside the address by the academic over her views on gender identity.

The Guardian - UK

Kathleen Stock says she is a ‘moderate’ as protests planned over Oxford debate

Former professor who argues trans people cannot expect all rights afforded by biological sex is due to speak at Oxford Union

The Guardian - UK

Rod Kedward obituary

Historian who brought to light the important role of rural communities in the French resistance during the second world war

The Independent UK

Oxford academic defends feminist Kathleen Stock’s right to freedom of speech

The Oxford University LGBTQ+ society is due to stage a protest outside the talk by the academic over her views on gender identity.

The Independent UK

Oxford students to be offered ‘welfare resources’ during Kathleen Stock talk

The Oxford University LGBTQ+ society is due to stage a protest outside the talk by the academic over her views on gender identity.

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