In Happy Days, one of Irish playwright Samuel Beckett’s best-known plays, the body of the protagonist Winnie is embedded in a ...

Non-nutritive sweeteners are low- or no-calorie alternatives to sugar used to sweeten foods and drinks. The 104-week clinical ...

At the conclusion, Hunt asks whether more gossip in literature could solve the crisis of people reading less than ever. It is ...

New students are invited to get your first or second dose of the Meningitis B vaccine at clinics running in Vine Court and ...

The research found that young people who grew up in persistent poverty were also much less likely to transition out of NEET ...

International correspondent Sally Hayden visits the Victoria Gallery & Museum for a special ‘In Conversation’ event on 24th ...

The University of Liverpool has joined a new transatlantic partnership of higher education institutions in the United Kingdom and the United States to advance research, skills, and policy in fusion ...

The winner of the John McGahern Prize for debut volume of Irish fiction published in 2025 has been announced as Seán Farrell for his novel Frogs for Watchdogs. The John McGahern annual book prize of ...

Professor Mike Clarke, Professor of Research Methodology at Queen’s University Belfast and a co-founder of the COMET initiative, added: “I am delighted to see this new collaboration between the ...

When asked about the greatest innovation of humans, people will often say language or fire. A new paper suggests that these innovations may be more interlinked than we previously assumed.

The third edition of the Institute of Irish Studies’ biennial Beckett Festival, celebrating the works of Samuel Beckett, took place in venues across Liverpool from 17-20 September.

A researcher from the University of Liverpool and The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust has led a major trial which could ...