22 July 2026 King's study finds protest medics reshaped care under state violence Research on Chile’s 2019 uprising shows volunteer brigades developed “protest medicine”, challenging… International Health Society
21 July 2026 Two percent minimum tax on richest households could raise £10 billion Introducing a two per cent minimum annual tax on households with more than £100 million in wealth… Society
17 July 2026 King's academics elected to prestigious British Academy Fellowship Professor Katherine Brickell and Professor Matthew Bell from King’s College London have been elected… Arts & Culture
15 July 2026 People want action on climate change adaptation and mitigation to improve lives People across the UK are supportive of tackling climate adaptation and mitigation together, shows a… Society International Health Technology & Science
10 July 2026 New Sensors Capture Warning Signs Before Fish Deaths in Lake Victoria New sensors deployed in Lake Victoria recorded oxygen levels collapsing before fish deaths were… International Technology & Science University
9 July 2026 Why India stopped mourning its dead daughters: King's research reveals the hidden structures behind dowry's deadly silence A woman in India dies in a dowry-related incident every 80 minutes. New research asks why nobody is… International Law Society
9 July 2026 King's and Kenyan Students Join Forces to Tackle Lake Victoria's Sustainability Challenges New international field course brings together students, researchers and communities to address… International Technology & Science Student
6 July 2026 Cape Verde's World Cup success reflects a nation that has repeatedly defied the odds With a population of just over 500,000 people spread across ten islands, Cape Verde has transformed… International Society
29 June 2026 Human activity has driven retreat of Antarctica's fastest melting glacier The first study to directly attribute Antarctic glacier retreat to climate change shows Pine Island… Technology & Science
25 June 2026 Scientists uncover evolutionary edge behind plant invasions Study finds some species arrive pre-adapted to outcompete natives - even in intact ecosystems. International