It’s time to face facts – we’re just not active enough. And all that sitting down is bad for your health. But what can be done to change this? Loughborough University’s health and wellbeing experts give their view.
With Deloitte releasing the 19th edition of their Football Money League, Loughborough University’s Dr Borja García looks at whether money always buys titles.
Did you know 91% of children aged 2-4 years are just not active enough to be healthy? Early years specialists share their top 5 tips to help give children the best start in life.
Could you say goodbye to ‘God Save the Queen’ during England sporting events? It has come up for debate in the House of Commons. Professor Alan Bairner reveals why the move may prove problematic…
Should every UK citizen be paid a basic income? If so, would you be happy to pay more tax? Donald Hirsch, Professor of Social Policy and Director of the Centre for Research in Social Policy (CRSP) at Loughborough University shares his view…
Does the sugar tax offer an effective way of tackling childhood obesity? Professor Barry Bogin shares his views…
Following media speculation that the new chief executioner for ISIS is also British like his predecessor “Jihadi John”, Dr Lewis Herrington takes a look at the rise of the UK Islamic fundamentalist movement considered an incubator responsible for the growing number of British Muslims migrating to the Islamic State…
As FIFA’s leaders receive an eight-year ban, Loughborough University’s Dr Borja García asks ‘what’s the problem with world football?’
The air we breathe is under attack from pollution and it’s claiming lives – but whose responsibility is it, asks Loughborough’s Dr Chris Crosby.
Christmas carries close associations with food and abundance, but if you’ve got a fussy eater this can add to the seasonal stress. Loughborough’s child feeding experts share their Top 3 Tips for feeding your fussy eaters this festive season…