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Dr Howard Davis talks about Abu Qatada legal case on BBC Radio Solent

Dr Davis, a Reader in Law at BU, interviewed on Drivetime show about government’s unsuccessful deportation appeal

Work of BU’s Centre for Face Processing Disorders featured in CBBC documentary

Programme followed teenager Hannah, who has face blindness and is being helped by Dr Sarah Bate

Master’s Law courses at BU in The i newspaper

Article looked at different career paths a postgraduate qualification in law could lead to

BU in budget day coverage

Economics lecturer Dermot McCarthy gave reaction for BBC Radio Solent, while Paola Palma, Programme Co–ordinator in Maritime Archaeology, gave her view to The Times

Dr David McQueen talks about class on BBC Radio Solent

BA (Hons) Politics and Media course leader debated survey which shows people without above average wages consider themselves middle-class

BU Prosopagnosia research in The Telegraph

Article focused on 14-year-old with prosopagnosia – or face blindness – who has been working with Dr Sarah Bate, from the Centre for Face Processing Disorders at BU

David Kilburn talks to BBC about the retail picture in Christchurch

The BU Associate Professor of Enterprise was featured on BBC South Today and BBC Radio Solent

Professor Tim Darvill talks about the origins of Stonehenge in The Observer

The BU Professor of Archaeology believes Stonehenge was used as a place of healing

BU experts talk on ageing society

Professor Keith Brown and Anthea Innes talk to local radio stations about pressures that will be put on healthcare organisations and dementia carers as a result

Dr Philip Alford comments on keyword advertising for BBC article

Dr Alford, who heads Digital Hub at BU, commented on whether it actually increases visits to websites