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Teachers receive limited training to identify dyscalculia despite one child in every classroom having the condition, study finds

A major international study has found that most teachers receive little or no training in dyscalculia, a maths learning difficulty that affects around one in 20 children.
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How social media draws vulnerable users back to eating disorder content – new research

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Town Deal funding powers over 60 new businesses in Loughborough

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UK households throw away around 6 million tonnes of food every year - costing the average family of four about £700 annually and contributing substantially to global greenhouse emissions.”

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Loughborough University formally receives the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Higher and Further Education

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Upcoming National Theatre Live screenings at the Cope Auditorium

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Loughborough University shortlisted for national awards

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New research shows social media algorithms can both harm and help people with eating disorders

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Lightning crowned 2026 Netball Super Cup Champions

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Loughborough University and Science in Sport (SiS) extend partnership in elite sport and performance nutrition

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How the UK is keeping flood insurance affordable – until 2039

Lionesses Futsal side to compete at Loughborough University

“Misconduct in public office remains a difficult offence to prove in relation to senior executives or senior political figures, such as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor” explains public law expert.

Trump claims his pollution rollback will save Americans money – but climate change is raising household costs

Why it’s impossible for the Olympics to be politically neutral

Air pollution may directly contribute to Alzheimer’s disease – new study

Most children in the UK now growing up without a socially acceptable standard of living, new figures show