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One person made fun of her social media habit, but otherwise she didnt get much attention.

High Court upholds 2022 decision on University of Bristol’s role in physics student’s death

The University of Bristol has lost a bid to overturn a ruling that it contributed to the death of a student by discriminating against her.

Judge says university breached its duties by failing to make reasonable adjustments for social anxiety disorder suffered by Natasha Abrahart, who took her own life

Physics student Natasha Abrahart, who had chronic anxiety, was found dead at her flat in April 2018 on the day she was due to take part in a group presentation in front of more than 40 students.

University loses bid to overturn ruling it discriminated against Natasha Abrahart before killing herself

It means so much to the transgender community that there's an organization gathering statistics about the trans experience. When it comes to trans equality, community advocate/activist Danielle Stewart calls West Virginia one of the worst states. Several cities like Beckley have non-discrimination ordinances in place. According to Stewart, if you dig down there are misconceptions

Addiction professor's claim that he suffered detriment due to his anti-tobacco beliefs can proceed to a full hearing, a tribunal rules.

Let’s start with the unedifying facts. Real UK GDP per capita – that’s national output per head with inflation taken out – grew at 2.3pc per year from 1950 to 2008.

Kai Jackson, an associate at tenant engagement expert TPAS, discusses a new study designed to understand the barriers faced by people from ethnic minority backgrounds. The study aims to promote fair and inclusive services, exploring ways to improve the participation of tenants from ethnic minority