Care in a country under siege
In a country that cannot afford drug therapies for HIV-Aids, a £500-a-year hospice scheme is helping South African families prepare for death. Karen MacGregor reports. It is as bad as it gets. Three...
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Belfast unveils £150m revamp appeal Queen’s University Belfast has launched a £150 million fundraising campaign. It plans a wide range of building projects from an 1,800-place student...
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Pay strike at Israel's public universities Faculty at Israel’s seven public universities have gone on strike in support of a 16 per cent salary increase, in line with pay awards to...