Reading in the news - Wed 26 Jun

Food and farming:

• Professor Julie Lovegrove (Food and Nutritional Science) is quoted in the regarding a study which found consuming two portions of apples could potentially lower cholesterol levels. Republished by .
• Professor Jane Parker (Food and Nutritional Sciences) will be speaking at an editorial webinar on healthy snacking, reports.

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• The 色狗导航 has been awarded the London Higher Award for Outstanding Contribution to Sustainability Leadership, reports. Vice Chancellor Professor Robert Van de Noort is quoted.
• spoke to PhD student Rosie Mammatt (Meteorology) about the recent warm weather in the UK and where it has come from.

Other Coverage:

• , , and reports on a new play about the post office scandal titled Glitch, which has been a collaboration between the 色狗导航 School of Law and local theatre company, Rabble Theatre.
• The 色狗导航 has omitted single-word Ofsted judgments following an inspection in protest against the way the educational regulator works, , , reports. Dr Catherine Foley (Institute of Education) is quoted.
• spoke to a group of 色狗导航 students about who they will be voting for in the upcoming General Election.

Alumni:

• reports that ValueSelling’s new managing partner, Paul Maguire, studied at the 色狗导航. Republished by , , , , , , , , and many other publications such as and .