Follow the story and discover the people, places and events of 1066 and the Battle of Hastings. Made for young learners, open to all.

Stories, Music, Life, including The Rewind from 1pm to 2pm with Anna.

With the global introduction of social media bans for young people, Atherton, Hanckel, Berriman, Moore and Suppers ask: where are young people in these debates?

A Newcastle University researcher has been awarded an esteemed Fellowship by the Independent Social Research Foundation (ISRF).

Newcastle University will lead a cross-European project to explore how Extended Reality and Artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming how people experience and share culture in Europe today.

Writing for The Conversation, Adam Behr discusses the impact Andy Burnham, as new Prime Minister, could have for the arts.

Local knowledge, improved evacuation preparedness and resilient mobile phone-based communication channels can enhance Early Warning Systems to reduce loss of life during glacial lake outburst floods.

Madeleine Finlay travels to the Rothbury estate in Northumberland to find out why the UK’s Wildlife Trusts are trying to raise £30m to buy it from its current owner

A pioneering study led by Newcastle University is looking into the history of the night shift on hospital wards, exploring how the UK can create better, safer working conditions for hospital workers.

Here are five ways to make sure you’re feeling good, staying safe, and getting the most from your first few weeks at university.

Professor Chantal Conneller has been elected to the British Academy’s Fellowship in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the humanities and social sciences.

Writing for The Conversation, Michael Richardson discusses how beekeeping as a hobby can be a good choice for young men struggling with mental health or loneliness.

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Class of 2000 Classical Studies graduate Jo Murray is the author of Dissection of a Murder, a compulsive courtroom drama set to be published on 7 May 2026. Already it has sold to twenty-one countries ...

If public companies are increasingly focused on meeting quarterly earnings expectations, what happens to the innovations that require years of investment and patience to develop?

This AI Awareness Day, Law graduate and Kids First AI founder Abi Hannah shares her vision for educating children to use artificial intelligence safely and responsibly.

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Congratulations to Lucas Fothergill (BA English Literature with Creative Writing, 2016), whose anthology of stories exploring Britain’s multiracial history over the past century is published this mont...

The award recognises Dr Jorge Català for his outstanding academic career, international research leadership, and sustained commitment to strengthening collaboration between Spain and the United Kingdo...

If Burnham becomes PM, it shows that Westminster is no longer the only route to the top job.

Dr Sylvia de Mars will join Lord David Blunkett and Baroness Gisela Stuart at a forthcoming Brexit conference, a decade on from the referendum.

Huge congratulations to the Newcastle University graduates who have been named in King Charles III’s 2026 Birthday Honours list, acknowledging their dedication and success in their respective fields.

As her latest feature film arrives in cinemas, Newcastle University alumna and academic Tina Gharavi discusses directing Jennifer Saunders, Lily Allen and Timothy Spall, inspiring students, and puttin...

As São Paulo faces a climate-induced water crisis, campaigners are fighting to reverse the impact of pollution and illegal deforestation on its largest reservoir

Six books that explore the various joys and challenges of womanhood.

The Roman statesman Cicero might have lived over 2.000 years ago, but his works and the society they describe are as relevant now as ever.

New Contemporaries presents its annual touring exhibition at MIMA, showcasing the work of 26 emerging and early‑career artists selected from across the UK. Widely regarded as a launchpad for the next ...

Malavika Anderson, Manager of Newcastle University’s Great North Museum: Hancock, has been made co-chair of the University Museums Group (UMG).

Carbon Brief’s editorial team is supported by an international group of academics, each specialising in...

The University of Worcester is holding a two-day conference exploring Brexit's impact on the UK.

From Scotland to Cornwall, Zoe Ball is inspired by her ancestors’ resilience.

What began as a simple response to student feedback has evolved into one of the most quietly transformative experiences at Newcastle University this year.

James Wheeler and Vinita Gurjar are heading to Italy to work at this year’s prestigious Venice Biennale.

He tells Living North more about his work.

Fine Art lecturer Angel Cohn Castle is presenting Shame Parade at the 61st International Art exhibtion with her artistic partner Davide Bugarin.

Andrew McGregor with the best new classical releases and a survey of Vivaldi's 4 Seasons.