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Young people are among the most at risk of stalking – but many don’t recognise it
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Research highlights value of preventative mental health support in schools
A memorial headstone for Alexander Litvinenko in a leafy cemetery, surrounded by flowering shrubs.
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University of South Wales wins Welsh Gov innovation funding to transform public service culture
left to right, Frank Bools (served in the Army as a field engineer, Christmas Island 1958-9), Group Captain Barry Titchen (the younger brother of Rod, who served on Christmas Island with the RAF), David Farnell (who worked in operations at Edinburgh Field, South Australia, for Operation Antler).
Landmark research captures the forgotten voices of British nuclear test veterans
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Local voices shape future of £25m health and wellbeing hub in Newport
Female doctor wearing a teal headscarf and white coat with a stethoscope around her neck, speaking to a patient during a consultation in an office setting.
New study reveals strategies for safe alcohol detoxification
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Love is Blind returns - but is there truth to the show’s ‘social experiment’? Here’s what the research says
A person wearing a black t-shirt labelled “Neurovascular Research Laboratory” is operating an ultrasound machine. The ultrasound screen shows blood flow waveforms. A bottle of ultrasound gel and a roll of paper towels are on the table nearby.
World-leading sports brand sponsors USW brain research
Past Master Peter Coleman, Award Judge, WLCoW; Tom Harris; Sylvia Robert-Sargeant, Award Judge, WLCoW; and Richard Ward, lecturer in Cyber Security at USW
USW cyber researcher visits Norway with Livery Company support
A cookies and cream milkshake sits on a wooden table in a tall glass with a spoon beside it. There is a large biscuit in the milkshake along with crumbled chocolate cookies. There are two red-and-white straws standing in the glass.
We fed people a milkshake with 130g of fat to see what it did to their brains – here’s what we learned
A health visitor smiles while interacting with a young girl and her father. The child is using a tablet device on the table, with both the health visitor and child engaged in the screen.
Digital leap for supporting families in Wales and beyond
MGA Global lecturer Manisha Kumar
Using digital technologies to empower social enterprises in India and Wales
A woman with long curly hair, glasses, and a black outfit stands smiling next to a man with a shaved head, a full beard, and a dark t-shirt. They are in a music room with instruments visible, including a piano, drums, and a laptop on a table in the background.
Music projects to break down barriers to opportunity
A coach in a grey polo shirt points at a digital tactics board displaying a soccer field with player positions and movement lines, while two players in blue jerseys with numbers on their backs listen attentively.
What makes a good football coach? The reality behind the myths

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A young boy sits on his bed in a dimly lit room. He is looking at his phone.
Young people are among the most at risk of stalking – but many don’t recognise it
Close-up of eight hands reaching into the centre of a circle, each wearing colourful handmade friendship bracelets and beaded wristbands. Some hands form heart shapes or point towards the middle, creating a sense of connection and shared experience.
Research highlights value of preventative mental health support in schools
Teachers' and Advisers' Awards winner Darren Church receiving his award.
Winners of the 2026 Teachers’ and Advisers’ Awards announced