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Working from home isn't significantly changing where people live, study reveals
Working from home has surged since the COVID-19 pandemic, especially among older, high-skilled professionals in and around London and other major cities. However, new research has revealed this hasn't ...
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Building a Future Ready Workforce for the AI Revolution
Guest blog from Lynne Peabody, CEO at EY Foundation , as part of our #SeizingTheAIOpportunity campaign week 2025.
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Black Londoners still disproportionately subjected to force by Met despite promises of change
Over a third of uses of force by the Met were directed at Black people in 2024. Black people are only 13% of London's ...
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Birmingham and Glasgow launch career support for Chinese graduates
The Universities of Birmingham and Glasgow are partnering to offer Chinese students career support after graduation.
The rise in remote working could have a negative impact on UK growth. Here’s how
A study by researchers from several UK universities, including Southampton, St Andrews, Birmingham, De Montfort and ...
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Little evidence that hybrid working has encouraged high skilled people to relocate to cheaper regions
The shift towards hybrid working has not significantly changed where people live, or helped to distribute talent more evenly ...
How the rise in remote working could have a negative impact on UK growth
A study by researchers from several UK universities, including Southampton, St Andrews, Birmingham, De Montfort and ...
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Birmingham climbs Europe's 100 Best Cities list for 2025: Here's where and why
Birmingham has secured its place on the prestigious 2025 list of Europe's 100 Best Cities, noted for its vibrant culture, ...
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Delta.g wins IOP’s qBIG prize for its gravity sensors
The UK-based company Delta.g has bagged the 2025 qBIG prize, which is awarded by the Institute of Physics (IOP). Initiated in ...