£705k funding granted to Scottish university project to identify cancer earlier
Researchers at Heriot Watt have been granted the funding
Jess Urquhart is a politics and journalism student at the University of Stirling.
Jess Urquhart is a politics and journalism student at the University of Stirling.
Researchers at Heriot Watt have been granted the funding
Progress has been made on a medical research project that aims to build a software tool to predict a person’s risk of dementia.
The UK Government announced this week that they will class misogyny, the extreme hatred of women, as a type of extremism, as the ideology has gained more traction over the years.
As the Scottish Government’s scheme to subsidise ScotRail fares ends after 12 months of no peak fares the Herald hears the views of train passengers in Glasgow.
Jess Urquhart has created an Election Tracker, which measures whether or not our leaders have been doing what they said they would. We asked her to focus on leading politicians' policies on topics that could sway the youth vote. Here's her verdict RISHI SUNAK Palestine Sunak has bent to the will of US President Joe Biden. In April, Sunak said that the UK “stands by Israel's rights to defend itself”. After Biden called for a 6-8 week ceasefire, only then did Sunak change his mind – nine days after three British aid workers were killed by the IDF in Gaza. He will continue arms sales to Israel and is arguably only willing to speak up on a ceasefire if America tells him to. No consistency.
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