Ancient DNA study provides best evidence yet that Doggerland, Britain’s lost land bridge to Europe, could have supported humans in the latter stages of the last Ice Age.
Public celebrations by Iranians abroad can seem contradictory during moments of conflict, but these acts of joy often carry deeper meanings rooted in resistance, survival and the long shadow of life under an oppressive regime, as psychologist Dr
University of Bradford Professor of Marketing Eva Kipnis was unexpectedly stranded in Dubai while teaching on the Executive MBA as regional tensions escalated. Despite missile alerts, cancelled flights and repeated sheltering in her hotel’s
Dr Nazanin Shiraj, from the University of Bradford’s School of Management, examines Iran’s escalating plea for outside intervention and asks whether the country risks replacing one form of domination with another. Drawing on lived experience,
Bradford has achieved a national double for student affordability, with new data revealing the University of Bradford offers the UK’s best value halls of residence while the city itself has been ranked the most affordable place in the country to