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  1. Growing diplomatic isolation of Myanmar’s civilian government has handed the military strategic and electoral leverage over civilian leaders, researcher warns.

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  2. Psychologist on why children need to be allowed to fail while they grow up: “by learning to overcome failures, they develop resilience, learn to deal with frustration, and learn to regulate their emotions properly”.

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  3. The inconvenient truth is that exceptional successes in business are largely based on luck. explains his new research.

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  4. Strong crisis management happening in Wuhan will probe the capacity of the Chinese government to prepare adequately for pandemic and may test Xi's rule. A social anthropologist explains.

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  5. Social media reaction to casting of a black Doctor are a bit like the online Brexit debate, professor argues.

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  6. Doctor Who has always been deeply progressive. But a lot of its fans aren't, if reactions to black Doctor Jo Martin are any indication writes , arts professor.

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  7. “Young people with over-involved parents, experience higher levels of depression and stress, less satisfaction with life, as well as lower emotional regulation skills. They also reported a higher sense of entitlement, and increased drug use."

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  8. With planes grounded, and money lost, Boeing is at a pivotal point in its history. But it can move forward, academic says.

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  9. Hearing-impaired listeners often struggle to locate the source of sounds – haptic technology could change that.

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  10. What's going wrong in the student accommodation sector? Law lecturer explains.

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  11. Katherine Bradley and Edith Cooper were aunt and niece. They were also lifelong lovers who published their poems as a man: Michael Field.

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  12. 4 out of 5 creative businesses in Wales are concerned that will make their lives more difficult – new research.

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  13. We need both ears to know where sounds are coming from. But most cochlear implant users only have the device in one ear. Now, haptic technology could change that.

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  14. New survey of creative businesses in Wales about finds worries at lack of funding and more hurdles to sourcing talent. 20% of creative firms say this is already happening.

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  15. The International Court of Justice has ordered Myanmar to make wholesale reforms at the drop of a hat, wielding a stick of shame rather than a ladder of support. Researcher explains.

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  16. There's a lot of money in student accommodation – but the students themselves seem to be losing out.

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  17. Victorian poet Michael Field was nominated as poet laureate: then it was discovered he was actually two lesbians writing under a pseudonym. Literature academic explains.

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  18. "Mummy, is Trump a good guy or a bad guy?"

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  19. We should not hesitate to discourage the idea that people are either good or bad. In fact, we should challenge children to see that it’s our actions that can be defined as “good” or “bad” – not the person themselves. , professor, explains.

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  20. Tesla is invading the insurance the market:. It seems no traditional finance company is safe from the marauding tech giants.

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