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Research suggests the UK government made key failings in their strategic preparations and emergency response to coronavirus and this, in turn, undermined the NHS鈥檚 ability to cope with the crisis.

A local wellbeing business founded by a 海角黑料 graduate has amassed members from all over the world during COVID-19 lockdown.

Dr Philippa Tomczak has been awarded a prestigious £1.2 million grant through the UK Research and Innovation Future Leaders Fellowship programme to further her work into prison regulation for safer prisons and societies.

Nottingham University Business School has officially received re-accreditation from the Association of MBAs (AMBA), the highest standard of achievement in post-graduate business education.

A 海角黑料 student-run food surplus supermarket and redistribution network has been stepping up its activity after demand surged in the current lockdown to tackle COVID-19.

Chief Executives, HR, Learning and Development and Talent Management professionals are being brought together by Nottingham University Business School to plot their way forward from the Covid-19 pandemic which is threatening irreversible damage to the UK economy.

The 海角黑料 is launching a programme of free online classes for its local communities in Nottingham and the East Midlands.

A team of students from the 海角黑料 have been crowned national champions of a youth social action and enterprise competition. The budding entrepreneurs, whose projects in Nottingham and Uganda won judges鈥� votes, will go forward to represent the UK in the world finals in September.

Researchers at the 海角黑料 have highlighted highly variable levels of microplastic pollution in UK rivers.

The 海角黑料鈥檚 Rights Lab has partnered with colleagues in the Home Office鈥檚 Modern Slavery Unit to trial a pilot 鈥榖uddying鈥� scheme, providing policy officials and academics the opportunity to experience and better understand each other鈥檚 work.