All news on the topic: University of Manchester
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UK universities discussed pro-Palestine protests with arms giant BAE Systems
Thirteen British universities have discussed how to handle pro-Palestine campus protests with the United Kingdom’s largest weapons manufacturer, including ramping up security at events and coordinating responses to criticism.
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Slave trade wealth helped fund St Barts hospital, new register reveals
Inside the Great Hall of St Bartholomew’s North Wing, alongside stately portraits of the apostle from whom London’s oldest hospital takes its name and King Henry VIII, extravagant commemorative boards adorn the walls.
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University worker awarded £51,000 after disability discrimination ruling over misgendering case
A university worker has been awarded over £51,000 in a disability discrimination case after her employer failed to account for her short-term memory issues when she misgendered a transgender colleague.
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Seven symptoms of deadly disease that can lead to organ failure and death
Sepsis is a life-threatening condition and requires immediate medical attention. Here are seven key symptoms of the deadly disease everyone needs to be aware of
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Scientists reveal who is most vunerable to develop and die from sepsis
Researchers from the University of Manchester have shared what groups are more vulnerable to develop and die from sepsis - it comes after a new analysis of NHS data
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Thousands can claim cost of living cash worth up to £2,000 to help pay bills
The money is being paid by the University of Manchester through their Cost of Living Support Fund which is providing grants from £250 up to £2,000
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Woman's tearful reunion with cancer medic who saved her life when she was just 3
Kat Watson was just three when doctors found a tangerine-sized tumour at the base of her brain, and she has now met up with the former medic, 91, who treated her
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Raheem Sterling sends message to Gareth Southgate after double England snub
Sterling, addressing his England absence for the first time, insists he will carry on battling for a recall with next summer’s tournament still a target
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Chef fired for using phone 'for hours' claims she was just checking exam results
A chef in Manchester, Sophie Alcock, was fired for using her phone too much during a shift while she was awaiting her final university results
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Epic space telescope to probe mysteries of 'dark universe' and blasts off today
The two-tonne European Euclid will take off today on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket operated by Elon Musk's firm at 4.11pm from Cape Canaveral in Florida and will take a month to reach its destination
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Mum of tragic cancer patient makes incredible vow in her daughter's name
Nicola Nuttall, whose daughter Laura died five weeks ago, is calling on MPs to back an Early Day Motion in Laura’s memory calling for more funding to beat the disease
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'Health inequalities continue between North and South - we must tackle it'
Health Equity North’s first health status report adds further weight to the growing list of evidence laying bare the ingrained health divide across the country
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Hundreds and thousands of Brits living in areas dangerously at risk of flooding
Households in these areas are at high risk due to a lack of flood defences and their location, with economic and social deprivation also often being a factor in affected areas
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Raheem Sterling to tackle inequality and pay for 14 students to go to university
England international Raheem Sterling has partnered with two UK universities after research into the number of black students in higher education has come to light
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NHS exercise programme links to a lower diabetes risk
Miriam Stoppard looks at promising news about the fight against diabetes
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'I'm fuming after council made me paint my pink front door, it's disappointing'
Miranda Dickson, 29, inherited her three-storey Georgian house in Edinburgh from her parents and over the Covid lockdown decided to give it a major revamp - but not everyone was pleased
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New data shows one in three people from ethnic minorities have faced abuse
A major study said the UK has “strikingly high” levels of abuse after finding widespread discrimination in the workplace, education, housing and dealings with police
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Blood, spit and potatoes could be used to build houses on Mars - scientists say
Potato housing on Mars sounds like bad science fiction but it could be a reality according to researchers who have invented StarCrete - concrete made from starch
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Uni sends in bailiffs to 'drag' students striking over rent from building
Students at the University of Manchester have been protesting over what they have slammed as extortionate rent payments, occupying a number of buildings on campus
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10,000 students to receive cost of living payment worth up to £230
Eligible students at the University of Manchester (UoM) should have received an email by Wednesday, March 8 confirming that they will receive the money
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