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Does your child feel like they're in a 'baby jail'?

The difference for children between 'baby jail' and feeling heard often comes down to how adults respond to active child participation

When it comes to taking on new routines, our minds are designed to seek familiarity, not long-term self-improvement

The work experience programme is not available in special schools and not all students in special classes in mainstream schools are offered it

Health surveys show a steady rise in the use of nicotine pouches and vapes, particularly by people, who did not smoke cigarettes previously

The negative audience reaction to Sean O'Casey's The Plough and the Stars was very much rooted in the political anxieties of 1926

With the rise and widespread use of large language models, it seems prudent to ask if their use will ultimately diminish our cognitive capabilities

The English language is often viewed as chaotic and full of "exceptions," but most spellings follow patterns of sound, meaning and structure

The increasing number of destructive floods may mean a move to planned relocations and providing safer alternatives over decades

The rise of fractional work has seen highly skilled workers allocating time and expertise across multiple clients

While important advances have been made, audio description provision in Ireland remains fragmented, inconsistent and unevenly distributed