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12 May 2020

UK approach to health and safety in workplace among worst in Europe

6 April 2020

COVID-19 lockdown: "The home remains the most dangerous place for women (and children)"

4 March 2020

International Women's Day 2020 Spotlight: Karen Smith

2 March 2020

International Women’s Day 2020 Spotlight: Professor Susan Pickard

12 December 2019

How tattoos became fashionable in Victorian England

5 December 2019

Congratulations Winter Graduation Class of 2019

22 November 2019

'Artists as Activists', guest seminar with Malik Al Nasir

21 November 2019

Outstanding Contribution to Festivals Award for Professor Fiona Measham

21 November 2019

Fiona Measham wins the UKFA’s Outstanding Contribution to Festivals Award

15 October 2019

Catalonia convictions and the long shadow of Franco

30 September 2019

Thomas Cook staff latest victims of a bankrupt corporate model

31 July 2019

Prof Sandra Walklate elected President of the British Society of Criminology

27 March 2019

School of Law and Social Justice Topping Out ceremony

5 March 2019

The Sally Challen Case: Landmark ruling or more of the same?

28 January 2019

Victorian convicts were fed a surprisingly sustaining diet

12 December 2018

Professor Barry Goldson scoops Juvenile Justice Without Borders International Award

8 November 2018

Jeremy Hunt's plan for CEOs to become British ambassadors will prove to be an embarrassment

30 October 2018

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences receive first Athena SWAN Awards

24 October 2018

ESRC Festival of Social Science: ‘Challenging social injustice with Social Science’ – An Exploration with Local Year 10s

19 October 2018

If intoxicated, courts treat women twice as harshly as men facing same assault charges