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Crucial NHS staff still undervalued and 'invisible', report finds

Clinical support staff are crucial to the NHS but still feel undervalued and ‘invisible’ 10 years after a government-commissioned review highlighted ways to...

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'Britain needs a China story': academic says current UK-China relations need be to viewed through the prism of history

Unfamiliarity with its own history is stopping the UK from developing a clear and pragmatic relationship with China, according to a leading expert, and author...

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Gone broke? Go woke

There are significant economic benefits to increasing inclusion, reducing discrimination, and alleviating poverty

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Learning from the King's Parliamentary Research Internship

As part of her experience, Dr Lesley Williamson developed a policy brief on palliative and end-of-life care for people with dementia

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King's welcomes Education Secretary to Education Embassy Conference

Ministers, diplomats, senior policy makers and representatives from across the higher education sector gathered at King's for the 12th Education Embassy...

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Dr George Goodwin and Dr Miha Modic awarded King's Prize Fellowships

Two School of Neuroscience researchers have successfully obtained King's Prize Fellowships

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A climate finance policy playbook for the new UK government

A higher Capital Gains Tax rate for heavy carbon emitters and streamlined listings rules for green companies are just two of the urgent policy recommendations...

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“My advisor told me not to do it – I did it anyway!” Nobel laureate tours King's

Pierre Agostini, 2023 Nobel Prize Winner for Physics, shares meditations on fame in science and the future of attosecond physics.

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New junior doctors paid too little, say half the public and three in five Labour voters

Though senior doctors are most commonly seen as being paid about the right amount

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Double-header matches boost interest in women's cricket, study finds

Based on the results, the researchers argue for the introduction of mixed-gender cricket

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Navigating the NHS, present and future

Annette Boaz, Irene Higginson and Mary Malone outline the challenges facing healthcare

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Professor Snezhana Oliferenko elected to EMBO Membership

In EMBO’s 60th anniversary year, 100 new Members and 20 Associate Members join the EMBO community

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Two King's academics receive British Academy Fellowships

The British Academy announce Professor William Fitzgerald and Professor Toby Green as Fellows.

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Smallholder farmers and efficient ranching practices critical to meet ambitious restoration targets in Brazil's Atlantic Forest

A new study led by King’s simulated the effects of various restoration policies to assess their impact on biodiversity and agricultural production.

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