Tool gives guidance rather than serving up complete essays or answers, amid rising AI misuse at universities

Having escaped a life of drudgery in Birmingham, Ozzy became the rare rock frontman you could relate to – and then, against the odds, a national treasure

Hailie Pentleton explores how reforms to the welfare system will create impossible choices for disabled students trying to access and thrive in higher education Hailie Pentleton explores how reforms to...

Tribunal says consultant’s failings in treatment of Martha Mills ‘single lapse of judgment in an otherwise exemplary career’

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Rare second inquest hears that Jodey Whiting, 42, left notes saying she had no food and could not pay bills

Research impact must emerge from academics' own beliefs and networks, requiring institutional support rather than interference, argue Andy Phippen and Louise Rutt

Summer doesn’t feel sunny for everyone — and that’s okay. Recognizing the signs and taking small steps to care for your emotional well-being can make a big difference.

Letters: Readers respond to a column by John Harris about the need to include unpaid carers in the political conversation

When I teach creative academic writing, students sometimes ask: ‘How should I edit my writing?’ It’s a good question. There are lots of books and courses to teach you how to write; far fewer to tea…

Many social workers have the desire to be anti-racist but lack confidence and do not know where and how to begin. Antonia Ogundayisi and Phil Chiza explore the importance of embedding anti-racist soci...

Recent years have seen a rise in mental health challenges among children and young people (CYP), while frontline treatments remain limited. Social prescribing (SP), a holistic approach using community...

We project the costs of meeting growing demand for adult social care in England and making some improvements to care up to 2034/35.

Calls for law change after ‘cruel and unnecessary investigation’ into Nicola Packer that CPS brought to trial

This Instats seminar on Creative Research Methods (Free Seminar) taught by Helen Kara will help you take your research to the next level. Sign up today!

Jim Dickinson explores new polling that reveals a worsening picture of students' physical and mental health, undermining their academic success

Over five-year period Oksana Shahar – who cares for her son – was paid a small amount more than carer’s allowance earnings limits allow

US science funder also plans to screen grant applications for compliance with ‘agency priorities’.

This article discusses the findings from research about what social workers with older people do in their day-to-day work and how this helps older people.

Department of Health and Social Care will not renew Think Ahead's contract to deliver fast-track mental health social work scheme

A new report by PWC commissioned by the Russell Group leaves a lingering sense that wholesale change to the research system might be a bad idea

The International Creative Research Methods Conference is an annual gathering for academics of all disciplines who are interested in using creative methods in their research.

Realising the potential of social care so that everyone can live a good life

I’ve reintroduced my Bill to protect the title 'nurse' in law.

‘Shocking blind spot’ in data collection comes despite ‘well-documented racial disparities in maternity care’ The NHS is facing criticism for not recording the ethnicity of people who sue it over poor maternity care, despite black, Asian and minority ethnic women experiencing much greater harm during childbirth. Health experts, patient safety campaigners and lawyers claim racial disparities in maternity care are so stark that NHS bodies in England must start collating details of people who take legal action to help ensure services improve. Continue reading...

A Nature analysis reveals the 25 highest-cited papers published this century and explores why they are breaking records.

The all-female Blue Origin flight on Monday broke boundaries and set records in the spouting of girlboss gibberish, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde