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Orcas and dolphins have been spotted for the first time working as a team to hunt salmon off the coast of British Columbia, according to a…

Corridor care is “endemic” in the UK, doctors have said, as a major study found one in five patients were treated in hallways, offices and cupboards.Millions…

Figure 1: What Can Be Done to Help European IPOs? Institutions say no to 24/7 trading, advocate for retail European institutional investors in our survey overwhelmingly…

Caribbean reefs have half as much hard coral now as they did in 1980, a study has found.The 48% decrease in coral cover has been driven…

Figure 1: Who’s In Favor of Bilateral Liquidity? Buyside traders are increasingly engaging with liquidity from Electronic Liquidity Providers operating under the SI regime (ELP SI),…

Figure 1: Rank Technology Solutions Third-party tools dominate pre-trade TCA use Traders consider third-party tools the most essential for transaction cost analysis, with 43% saying they…

Drinking water contaminated with Pfas chemicals probably increases the risk of infant mortality and other harm to newborns, a new peer-reviewed study of 11,000 births in…

Gaps in official migration statistics are hampering public debate and policy decisions including on cases relating to human rights laws, according to a leading thinktank.The University…

The journal Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology has formally retracted a sweeping scientific paper published in 2000 that became a key defense for Monsanto’s claim that Roundup…

High levels of a toxic “forever chemical” have been found in cereal products across Europe because of its presence in pesticides.The most contaminated food is breakfast…