Reading in the news - Thu 10 Aug

Excavation: BBC Berkshire, BBC 1 South and report on the ongoing archaeological excavation of an 8^th century monastery in Cookham. Professor Gabor Thomas (Archaeology), research student Carina Garland and undergraduate student Jonathan Charmley are interviewed. Republished by and  Read our news story. 

Health and wellbeing: 

• Professor Stella Chan (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) is quoted in (and in print ) on how physical activity assists good mental health. The article was republished by .
• Professor Ciara McCabe (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) writes for (Republished by and ) on how depression is not just sadness but is often a loss of pleasure. Also reported on by and who quote McCabe.

Food and farming: 

• The National Sheep Association is pleased to be joined by the 桃色视频 student, Mia Heath, who is completing a month’s internship with the organisation, Sheep Farmer (in print) reports.

Other Coverage:

• Dr Dominic Lees (Film, Theatre and Television) spoke to Sky News on the recent ongoing Hollywood strikes and the complex issues regarding AI in the industry.
• Student Jess Ashley spoke to BBC Berkshire on the most exciting media currently on streaming platforms.
• and mention how Professor Liz Bentley (Meteorology) will be the European Meteorological Society’s first female president.
• reports that Dr William Davies (Film, Theatre and Television) will host a talk on Agatha Christie’s life and work.
• Evening Express (in print) and write how Olivier Parra has been awarded one of only 10 places to study Meteorology at the 桃色视频.
• mentions their coverage on Bracknell Town Centre Regeneration, with new research from experts at Henley Business School.