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June 19, 2024
They may not survive. Given the covid virus part of the Research Also in the that programme. Could speed up a scientists in the uk will deliberately infect vaccine. Volunteers with covid 19, the nasa spacecraft landing as they seek to better understand on an asteroid two hundred the virus and how future million miles away it could give us a clue to how vaccines might fight it. Life on earth began. And coming up, the care home residents taking to tiktok to help pass the time during lockdown. The ...
November 6, 2023
As the nights get darker now that the clocks have gone back, Dr Kerry Rees a senior lecturer in psychology at the University of Gloucestershire shares some simple ways to boost wellbeing this winter.
January 2, 2022
FOOTPRINTS found on a South Wales beach are thought to have been left more than 200 million years ago by an early dinosaur.They were most likely made
January 1, 2022
FOOTPRINTS found on a South Wales beach are thought to have been left more than 200 million years ago by an early dinosaur.They were most likely made
December 31, 2021
FOOTPRINTS discovered on a South Wales beach could have been made more than 200 million years ago by an early relative of a dinosaur, expertsโฆ
December 31, 2021
The footprints were discovered by amateur palaeontologist and appear over a 50 metre long stretch of shorel...
December 31, 2021
Palaeontologists at the Natural History Museum believe they were most likely left by a very early sauropod or a prosauropod.
December 31, 2021
FOOTPRINTS discovered on a South Wales beach could have been made more than 200 million years ago by an early relative of a dinosaur, expertsโฆ
December 31, 2021
Palaeontologists at the Natural History Museum believe the prints were most likely left by a very early sauropod or a prosauropod. | ITV News Wales
December 29, 2021
The tracks - found on a beach near Penarth by walker Kerry Rees in 2020 - were examined by a team of experts from Liverpool John Moores University.