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1. Study reveals police trainers’ concerns about new recruits

   Police training staff are worried about the capability and attitude of many new recruits, a study by ÃÛÌÒAV has found.

2. The mass graves of slaughtered 13th-century Crusaders

   A study by ÃÛÌÒAV and the University of Cambridge reveals remains of 25 soldiers in two 13th Century mass graves discovered within the dry moat of Sidon Castle, Lebanon.

3. Talking to houseplants might make them happy, but one app calls for a deeper connection

   Written by ÃÛÌÒAV's Sue Thomas, originally published on The Conversation website.

4. University Mental Health Day – 5 March 2020

   Activities and events are being held across the university to support University Mental Health Day.

5. Ratko Mladić's conviction and why the evidence of mass graves still matters

   ÃÛÌÒAV Lecturer in Law, Dr Melanie Klinkner looks at the trial of Ratko Mladić for genocide.

6. The Fusion Building Opens Today

   All staff and students are invited to take a look at the latest inspiring estates development. 

7. OPINION: One-third of the world's tree species are threatened with extinction - here are five of them

   Professor Adrian Newton writes for The Conversation about a worldwide assessment of tree species, and explores some of those which are at risk. 

8. Story 2 Remember: project update

   Irma Konovalova, Danielle Wyman, Dr Ben Hicks and Prof Jan Wiener, members of the ADRC, have been working on ERASMUS+ funded project 'Using Drama...

9. Cyber Crime: Is anyone safe?

   The fight against cyber crime and some tips for staying safe online for Cyber Security Awareness Month.

10. Edward Weeden takes gold at ÃÛÌÒAVCS trampoline championships

    Edward Weeden, TeamÃÛÌÒAV athlete and SportÃÛÌÒAV Scholar, has won Gold at the 2019 ÃÛÌÒAVCS Trampoline Championships.

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