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Students left angry as offensive graffiti daubed inside NTU halls
The people responsible have been warned about robust action
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Police are investigating after a wall in a university accommodation building was vandalised with racist graffiti.
Officers were called after some individuals attended Gill Street South halls of residence, on Nottingham Trent University s (NTU) campus near the Arboretum.
PRI GEN INT .NOTTINGHAM FGN3 NASA-VENUS-MISSIONS Nasa has announced two missions to Venus by 2030 here s why that s exciting By Ian Whittaker,Senior Lecturer in Physics, Nottingham Trent University Nottingham (UK), Jun 6 (The Conversation) For decades, the exploration of our solar system left one of our neighbouring planets, Venus, largely unexplored. Now, things are about to change. In the latest announcement from Nasa s solar system exploration programme, two missions have been given the go-ahead and they re both bound for Venus. The two ambitious missions will launch between 2028 and 2030. This marks a considerable change in direction for Nasa s planetary science division, which hasn t sent a mission to the planet since 1990. It s exciting news for space scientists like me. Venus is a hostile world. Its atmosphere contains sulphuric acid and the surface temperatures is hot enough to melt lead. But it has not always been this way. It is thought Venus started out very similar to th
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Debate has been raging this week about whether the government should delay lifting Covid restrictions completely on June 21 as planned, amid worries that we may be seeing the start of a ‘third wave’ of infections. The latest data show that there were 4,330 new cases of Covid in the UK recorded on June 2 - and 25,240 new cases in the week up to then.That was a rise of almost 35 per cent on the week before. There were also 12 deaths recorded on June 2 - though earlier in the week, the UK recorded the first day without any Covid deaths since March 2020. PM Boris Johnson insists that there is ‘nothing in the data at the moment’ to prevent Covid-19 restrictions being lifted as planned on June 21. But experts remain divided over the issue.