Total joint replacements have transformed millions of lives, but their success demands rigorous assessment of long-term safety, durability, and performance.
Birmingham City Council's response to the long-running bin strike is an example of democracy in action - elected politicians representing their citizens.
Professor Judith Smith unpacks the government's ten-year plan for the NHS in England.
Professor Aditya Goenka explores what the economic and political problems of the amended welfare reform bill will mean for the government.
Researchers make visible chronic air pollution afflicting North Macedonia and spark debate about how air quality could be improved.
Professor Vincent Gauci writes about how methane analysis gives us clues about when humans first started to have a pronounced global impact on the climate
Professor Julia Carroll and Dr Penelope Hannant reflect on the recent documentary from Jamie Oliver and propose some ways to enact the dyslexia revolution.
Virtual worlds are no longer just for gamers -- but as they become integral to how our societies learn, govern, create, and connect, the stakes are rising.
