Organisation: University of Surrey

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

business

Boris Johnson's Brexit deal: what's in it and how is it different to Theresa May's version?

Reading the text, the first impression is that there’s much more that hasn’t changed than has.

comment-analysis

Are Europe's new leaders up to the job? Brussels appointment process raises serious legitimacy questions

Every six years, in tandem with the European parliamentary election, the EU changes the management of its top jobs.

comment-analysis

Five things to look out for in the European elections

Voters across Europe are about to head to the polls to elect 751 members to the European Parliament from across 28 separate member states, representing more than 512m people.

general

Stressed out at work? Here's how you can give yourself some head space

news

Rubber bands stretch healthcare limit

general

Food for fertility

Iodine crucial for pregnant women

Pregnant women and those planning to have children should ensure adequate iodine intake, a report has found.

Thu, 23 May, 2013

Ryan Confidential

Kerryman Deaglán Ryan is fighting crime as an FBI Special Agent in New York. But it’s not very conducive to family life, he tells John Daly

Thu, 15 Mar, 2012

Low levels of radioactivity detected in Britain

Low levels of radioactive iodine believed to be from the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan have been detected in the UK.

Tue, 29 Mar, 2011

‘Sexist thinking’ still seen in writing, say psychologists

LETTERS that begin “Dear Sir/Madam” and references to “Mr and Mrs” are both remnants of “sexist thinking”, according to psychologists.

Mon, 15 Mar, 2010

Gormley and the trendy naturalists should end this natterjack nonsense

RTE’s environment correspondent announced on Monday that the natterjack toad is “unique to Castlemaine” and more than 40 farmers have signed up to save the toad.

Sat, 12 Jul, 2008

Toad-lovers and rip-off merchants risk putting Irish golf in the rough

BALLYBUNION Golf Club has prospered in recent years largely because of the influence of Tom Watson who put it on the international map.

Sat, 16 Sep, 2006