Scientists and land owners have proposed releasing wolves, bears and lynxes - but not everyone is on board with this ...

Bristol manufacturers are being urged to sign up to Made Smarter, the UK Government programme helping SMEs embrace digital ...

"What we call jokes really have hidden truths about how we actually see our partners," an expert told Newsweek.

"Finding Häagen-Dazs sorbet from 1999 tucked away in grandma's freezer is insane," a food science expert told Newsweek.

Also, “Future Telecoms” is now to be known as “Advanced Connectivity”, and the Government is going to put Advanced ...

A breakthrough quantum algorithm could bring us a step closer to calculations that transform ma energy, manufacturing, and ...

Just half of people who set a date to quit smoking through NHS services in Bristol successfully did so last year, new figures suggest.

The rise of direct action against weapons suppliers has led to arrests, prison time, and terrorism charges. Critics say it’s ...

As a teenager he was in the London Irish rugby academy for five ... Mr Hartikainen sets out in July after finishing his degree at the University of Bristol. “I have thoroughly enjoyed my time ...

We are appealing for witnesses to an assault on the Portway, in Bristol, last month. At around 7.30am on Thursday 20 February, the victim was walking under the M5 bridge in Shirehampton when a purple ...

Calling Hamas terrorists is “dehumanising”, an academic claimed as a controversial book launch went ahead at the London School of Economics (LSE). Prof Jeroen Gunning, of King’s College ...

Youth councillors representing young people across Bristol called for more support, knife surrender bins and police presence. An annual report written by 29 youth councillors across the city said ...