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From art exhibitions and theatre to music, literature and creative movements, this category explores the people, places and ideas shaping Brighton’s cultural life — celebrating both grassroots creativity and headline events across the city.

Choosing the right supplement can be tricky, especially because there are innumerable supplements in the market right now. There is so much information on these supplements that it gets confusing to know which one would be right for you. Since the responsibility is on you to pick the right...
For many couples, Valentine’s Day is crunch time. Research has shown that romantic relationships are more likely to end on or around February 14 compared to almost any other time of the year. This may be why almost £1 billion is expected to be spent in the UK over...
By Sarah Gradidge, Anglia Ruskin University and Magdalena Zawisza, Anglia Ruskin University Most people eat meat and dairy with little thought of the consequences. Yet those consequences are planetary in scale. Raising livestock for meat, eggs and milk accounts for roughly 14% of all man-made greenhouse gas emissions. Beef production...
If you're a fan of history, then a trip to the British Museum is a must. With so many exhibits and displays, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are 6 of the most essential (and interesting!) exhibits that you won't want to miss on your...
The owners of Google and Facebook were both heavily fined for using cookies illegally at the tail end of 2021 by the French data protection authority, Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Liberté (CNIL). On the French versions of Google, its sister platform YouTube, and Facebook, users were being...
By Dominic Wilkinson, University of Oxford; Alberto Giubilini, University of Oxford, and Julian Savulescu, University of Oxford The UK government recently announced a dramatic U-turn on the COVID vaccine mandate for healthcare workers, originally scheduled to take effect on April 1 2022. Health or social care staff will no longer...
By Mark Brill, Birmingham City University In just a few months, a simple five-letter puzzle has earned its creator a seven-figure sum. The growth of Wordle, in which players attempt to work out a mystery word, has been rapid. At the start of November 2021, the online game was played by...
  By Chris Wyver, University of Reading and Laura Reeves, University of Reading Plants are flowering about a month earlier in the UK due to climate change. That’s according scientists at the University of Cambridge, who recently analysed the first flowering dates of 406 species and found a link to warmer...
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The windows of your house can affect your overall comfort and appearance. There are many window designs to choose from, each with different benefits and drawbacks.  When choosing window types, there are several things to consider, including their shape, the amount of ventilation they offer and the most crucial aspect...