November 2025 news

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“Removing the two-child benefit cap will ease financial hardship for thousands, but more radical policies are needed to reduce child poverty” warns expert in living standards.

As part of today’s Budget, the Chancellor announced the removal of the two-child benefit cap, in a move to break down the barriers of child poverty, to give every child an equal chance of achieving their goals.
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Loughborough students bound for Hockey Junior World Cup

Loughborough University students will be well represented across both the Men’s and Women’s upcoming Hockey Junior World Cups.
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Mwanza District Hospital in Malawi gets green hydrogen for clean cooking

Loughborough University Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology (CREST) has successfully demonstrated the world’s first full-scale lead-acid battery-electrolyser test unit, producing green hydrogen of over 99% purity and using it for clean cooking at Mwanza District Hospital in Malawi. For the first time, this high-purity hydrogen has powered a specially adapted cooker, replacing traditional polluting fuels.
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EXPERT COMMENT: ‘The future of sport, if changes are not made, is stark’ says leading Loughborough University academic (VIDEO)

Elite-level sport will continue to suffer if changes are not made in relation to climate change, a leading Loughborough University academic has said.
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Loughborough expertise supports launch of fully custom and additively manufactured 3D-printed bike

A fully custom 3D-printed bike, offering fully additively manufactured, aerodynamically optimised and CFD-tested titanium, has been unveiled at Rouleur Live bike show in London.