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THE Acting Executive Secretary of National Universities Commission (NUC), Mr Chris Maiyaki has reaffirmed the commitment of the commission towards

Thanks to a multimillion-dollar grant, a team of underwater archaeologists will explore Baltic and North Seas to unveil ancient mysteries and Stone Age

They might be teased for their thunder thighs, but people with larger upper legs could well have the last laugh. Evidence suggests having strong, generous thighs might also be good for your health.

Parts of the UK are suffering a cold snap, resulting in freezing fingers and shivering teeth. But what is actually going on in our body and what steps can we take to keep our organs warm?

By Caroline Graham in Los Angeles

For the gym avoiders out there it may be relieving to hear that there are ways of making exercise easier. Hacks from breathing exercises to just thinking differently could help you get motivated.

A recent YouGov poll revealed that more than 40 per cent of people have a weakness for salty rather than sugary flavours.

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: You dont have to do a major overhaul of your life; these are things you can easily build into your routine. Their simplicity is a great way to turn good intentions into habits.

Like every other aspect of our society, how we handle death and dying needs to change in the face of climate change. This method may be a path forward.

A University of Plymouth academic has contributed to a new book highlighting the challenges faced in implementing effective climate policies