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Bond star, Colin Salmon, honoured by University of York - Vimarsana News

Bond star, Colin Salmon, honoured by University of York

BOND films star, Colin Salmon, will be honoured by the University of York in York in the New Year.

University of Bolton hosts talk on serial killers - Vimarsana News

University of Bolton hosts talk on serial killers

A renowned lecturer who has worked with serial killers in prison has visited Bolton University for his inaugural lecture.

Southampton University lecturer to run the ABP Marathon - Vimarsana News

Southampton University lecturer to run the ABP Marathon

A LECTURER is looking to repay the special cancer unit that helped save his life – by running the city marathon.

Caution in the air as BBC and Channel Four mark their big anniversaries - Vimarsana News

Caution in the air as BBC and Channel Four mark their big anniversaries

Half a century ago, the BBC chose a satirist to deliver a history of its first 50 years. John Bird called his talk ‘We Seem to Have Lost the Picture’ and began it with a recording of the first television transmission from Alexandra Palace.

Royal Free HIV pioneer on It's A Sin and hope for a cure | Hampstead Highgate Express - Vimarsana News

Royal Free HIV pioneer on It's A Sin and hope for a cure | Hampstead Highgate Express

"It was such a hugely tough time for patients," she said. "There was a culture of silence and fear and that definitely led to more deaths."  Asked why she thinks progress in HIV care is stalling, Prof Johnson said: "I would say it's because lack of resources and changing priorities. Most of those infections are in low income countries where those pressures are still huge." Prof Johnson said the progress made in HIV care over three decades had been dramatic.  "Patients who are diagnosed and on anti-retroviral treatment can have an almost normal life expectancy. If I look at a 25-year-old di...