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  • Promising research on synthetic corneas from London university

    October 17, 2022  |  City Talk

    Aisha Memon, graduate from University College London and Dr Hirak Patra, Associate Professor of Nanomedicine and Regenerative Medicine at the University College London. The cornea is an avascular and clear structure present in the anterior part of the eye. It is responsible for mechanical support and protection as well as for light refraction, making it [...]

  • Nadine Dorries calls for Boris Johnson to return as Prime Minister

    October 17, 2022

    Former culture secretary Nadine Dorries has the Conservatives should reinstall Boris Johnson as Prime Minister. The staunch ally of the ex PM took to Twitter ahead of chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s bombshell statement on Monday morning. Hunt announced the UK’s energy bills freeze will only be universal until April and binned the majority of Liz Truss’ [...]

  • Strong start to the crypto week for price of Bitcoin and Ethereum

    October 17, 2022

    Bitcoin is up 0.31% over seven days, trading at $19,265 this morning, while Ethereum is holding around $1,309 - up 0.39% in the last week.

  • Finding new ways to treat cataracts

    October 14, 2022  |  City Talk

    Professor Barbara Pierscionek, Deputy Dean for Research and Innovation in the Faculty of Health, Education, Medicine and Social Care at Anglia Ruskin University. One of the worst fears is that of blindness. The great tragedy of the modern world is that so many people have sight impairment and that so much of this is preventable. In [...]

  • Even a complete reversal of the mini-budget won’t fill the giant fiscal hole created

    October 14, 2022

    In August, we were promised a new Budget under the new premiership of Liz Truss. In September, it was downgraded to a mini-Budget when the Government decided not to ask the independent Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) to mark its homework, or set out a new economic outlook. The market fallout from this disastrous decision [...]

  • The Boy with Two Hearts, National Theatre, review: Poignant tale of love

    October 14, 2022

    The Boy With Two Hearts is a true story turned into a book by Hamed and Hessam Amiri, about their own journey from Herat to Cardiff, focusing on their brother Hussein and his chronic heart condition. Transformed into a play by Phil Porter and the Wales Millennium Centre, it is a poignant tale of love [...]

  • EP: 164 Ascot Champions Day & Hong Kong

    October 14, 2022

    It’s the long-awaited QIPCO British Champions Day meeting at Ascot on Saturday with four Group 1 races featuring on their magnificent card. This will be the last time we see Baaeed on a racecourse as he looks to retire with a 100% win record in the famous Shadwell blue and white silks. We hear from [...]

  • Tears of happiness: How curing blindness in Dolakha saved a girls future

    October 14, 2022  |  City Talk

    Dolakha is located in northeastern Nepal. Popular amongst tourists and natives, its natural beauty, cultural sites and array of hiking trails attract people from far and wide. One of the largest attractions in the area is the Bhimsen Temple, a site dedicated to one of the brothers in the epic Sanskrit poem Mahabharata. The temple [...]

  • Blues for an Alabama Sky review: A comic picture of The Great Depression, but not a cohesive one

    October 14, 2022

    Who knew a play about The Great Depression could, and frankly, should, be this funny? We laugh or we cry, goes the old adage, and Pearl Cleage’s 1995 play is an uneven but often joyfully comic celebration of some of the vulnerable, brash and foolhardy characters who lived through it.  We meet Angel who dreams [...]

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