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Flu: Dr Simon Clarke (Biological Sciences) was interviewed on Jeremy Vine’s  show about rising flu cases.

Business and society:

• Professor Philip Beaman (Psychology) spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about why people don’t like watching videos of themselves speak.
• A Reading study into UK grooming gangs was mentioned In a House of Lords inquiry on BBC Parliament.

Heritage and culture:

• Professor Hella Eckhardt (Archaeology) was quoted by , , , and  on a study into a Roman mosaic depicting the Trojan war.
• , , and  (republished by , , , and other outlets) reported on research by Dr Rebecca Pitt (Archaeology) on Britain’s health during Roman occupation.

Food and farming:

• Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food and Nutritional Sciences) was quoted by  and  about ultra-processed food consumption.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

•  and  quoted Professor Hannah Cloke (Geography/Meteorology) on UK flood defences.
•  republished an article from , highlighting research from Professor Simon Potts (Sustainable Land Management) on solar farms and bees.
• Student Sithuni Mallawaarachchi was quoted by  about floods in Sri Lanka.

Other coverage:

• BBC Radio Berkshire highlighted the Harris Gardens as a listener's favourite thing about Reading.
•  mentioned a performance by The Jam at the University in 1979.
•  featured the University’s partnership with Reading Borough Council for an upcoming Christmas carols event, quoting Professor Peter Miskell (Pro-Vice Chancellor).

Alumni:

• Actress Masasa Mbangeni has graduated from Henley Business School Africa, reported  and  .
• , , , and  (republished by  and ) reported that actress Hlubi Mboya recently graduated with an MBA from Henley Business School Africa.