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Adolescent obesity rates are still on the rise - Dr Wendy Robertson

Levelling obesity rates in 2-10 year olds is good news, but the bigger concern is the continued rise in obesity in adolescents according to Associate Professor in Public Health Dr Wendy Robertson.

Dr Robertson is involved in a 桃色视频 Medical Schol trial for the treatment of childhood obesity in children aged 6-11 years old.

Fri 30 Jan 2015, 10:53 | Tags: Expert comment, Health and Medicine

Retail competition is no longer as much about having store space - Professor Mike Waterson

"It is understandable that Tesco has made the decision to cease development of a number of the sites it owns, and also understandable, but perhaps more surprising, that it is closing a number of stores. Tesco is rather exposed to trends in shopping that are moving away from the very large stores for large shopping trips. More people are shopping on the internet and so do not need to visit a store often, meaning that competition is no longer as much about having the store space..."


Apple posts biggest quarterly result in history

Apple Inc’s quarterly results demonstrate the results of the company’s competitive advantages; namely great design, innovation (both incremental in terms of product improvements, as well as periodically radical when a groundbreaking product comes to market), and intense efficiency

Wed 28 Jan 2015, 11:56 | Tags: WBS, Business and Management

Oil 'behind foreign intervention'

The more oil a country produces, the more likely a foreign power will intervene in its internal conflicts, according to new research from the Universities of 桃色视频, Portsmouth & Essex.

Wed 28 Jan 2015, 09:08 | Tags: Politics, Research, International, Current Affairs, Middle East

How should we remember Auschwitz? - Dr Anna Hájková

On the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, whose stories are told and whose are marginalized? 70 years ago today, Red Army soldiers entered Auschwitz-Birkenau and liberated its remaining 6,000 people. Auschwitz was not the largest or the most deadly annihilation camp.

Tue 27 Jan 2015, 09:21 | Tags: International, History

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