Covid-19 conspiracists less likely to follow guidelines, Durham research shows
The findings could help to develop more effective public health messages in the future.
Read moreThe findings could help to develop more effective public health messages in the future.
Read moreCollingwood alumnus Mark Hillery says he will not “visit Durham again while there is a single Covid-related rule on students”, and has since told the University that he will cease all dialogue with them.
Read moreNick Searle-Donoso looks back and reflects on the past year of world tennis.
Read moreRefunds have been promised to all those affected by the cancellations, but students have voiced concerns that this year’s trip has been disorganised.
Read moreEli Rasmussen asks whether Britain’s Covid-19 case numbers can be explained by the spread of the virus in schools.
Read moreA new antiviral pill effective against Covid-19 could halve hospitalisations for those at risk, though these findings have not been without controversy.
Read moreEli Rasmussen evaluates the condition of Covid-19 testing system and its corporate influences.
Read moreClara Falkowska argues that we must be careful not to pressure young children into getting the Covid-19 vaccine, and make sure they are given balanced data to inform their personal decisions.
Read moreStudents have faced delays whilst attempting to obtain visas, which are necessary for them to study or work abroad following the UK’s departure from the EU.
Read moreJames Meakin explores the EU’s approaches to two major pandemic crises- border control and vaccine procurement.
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