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Made up of a range of greenhouse gas emitters, which are harder to spot than pollution-belching-carbon-burning power stations, the Final 25% emissions cannot be overcome by flipping a switch or buying a new car. But, combined, they account for one-in-four

The Final 25%: How to tackle hard-to-reach emissions

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‘East Africa is a well-known climate change hotspot...but the picture is much more complex than is often represented

No evidence in claims climate change is fuelling East African migration, warns Oxford study

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Brain cortex may regulate the need for sleep

Brain health
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Artist's mockup of HIV vaccine

African trial of novel HIV vaccine candidate starts

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New data show rise in hospital admissions for unvaccinated pregnant women

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Cooking with coal or wood associated with increased risk of major eye diseases

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Slate statue of Alan Turing in Bletchley

Two Oxford University professors appointed first Turing Artificial Intelligence Research Fellows

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New Oxford University research will help optimize environmentally friendly ways of fertilising plants

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Oxford vaccine reaches one billion doses released

COVID-19 vaccine
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Stressing that safe water for the world’s poor is an education issue, as well as a health issue, would help send a powerful signal at this critical time, and could help huge numbers of children, and adults, worldwide

Clean water is not just a health issue: it is critical for education

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