Neolithic Scots kept off hard stuff
Neolithic Scots may have been a more sober lot than recent investigations have suggested. Apparent evidence for the ritual consumption of hallucinogenic substances found inside a Stone Age henge...
Neolithic Scots may have been a more sober lot than recent investigations have suggested. Apparent evidence for the ritual consumption of hallucinogenic substances found inside a Stone Age henge...
They might be increasingly well paid but the medical support enjoyed by England's professional footballers has been found to be woefully inadequate. A new study has shown that half of all league club...
Like a closed-circuit television picture of burglars breaking into a home, scientists have caught a polio virus in the process of entering a host cell for the first time. The three-dimensional images...
Universities are to set their own equal opportunities targets for employees but want more government cash for staffing. Employers and the Association of University Teachers met education secretary...
(Photograph) - Pin numbers: the Department of Health told the House of Lords this week that acupuncture, homeopathy and other alternative therapies will benefit more people if undergraduate courses...
A group of British universities have reacted angrily to allegations that they have been operating illegally in South Africa. In a statement issued on January 10, the South African ministry of...
British higher education is not only having problems with the South African authorities, it is also subject to criticism from the Quality Assurance Agency reveal, writes Phil Baty. The agency will...
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