Experts offer students advice on social anxiety and avoidance habits
As students return to university, experts offer practical ways to recognise social anxiety and challenge the habits that can accompany it.
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As students return to university, experts offer practical ways to recognise social anxiety and challenge the habits that can accompany it.
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The Hague Court of Appeal has upheld the dismissal of a civil damages claim against Otjiaha over chemical supplies to Iraq in the 1980s.
The Eiffel Tower’s operator says organisational failings led to female staff being replaced by men during a visit and has requested equality measures.
EU prosecutors are investigating the suspected sale of more than a million used phones as new. The inquiry has involved 19 European countries.
A separate calculation reported by the BBC suggests the proposed pension change would have saved £9bn a year had it applied since 2011.
The Commission’s proposal would expand Frontex’s role and improve early warning, but key parts still need to be worked out.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Labour will campaign to change the UK voting system at the next general election, though the party has not chosen a replacement.
Brussels is looking at ways to lower transport fuel costs, but has not yet outlined a proposal or timetable.
The watchdog says a pursuing officer did not follow the Passat onto the wrong carriageway before the collision that killed seven people.