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Sheffield has been named as the UK’s new corporate e-learning capital in an article published in eLearn magazine, the New York based e-learning magazine with a worldwide readership.

Research from eXact learning solutions, the leading online and mobile learning content management and digital repository solution provider, has revealed that the major trends in corporate learning today.

Blatant’s Absorb Anywhere learning management system (LMS) has just been named among TrainingIndustry.com’s Top 20 Learning Portal Companies.

ENABLE, the Leonardo project led by Learning Light, which aims to bring e-learning to marginalised learners, is making such impressive progress that it is attracting interest from outside Europe.

The arrival of the world’s first standard for collaborative business relationships allows organisations to build value beyond their individual capabilities but also poses some potential challenges, claims PSL’s operations director, David Hawkins.

Obesity specialist and the founder of the Howard’s Way very low calorie diet (VLCD), Penelope Howard, has endorsed other experts’ views that bariatric surgery is not a ‘magic bullet’ to make you thin – and stop you returning to be obese.

Obesity specialist and the founder of the Howard’s Way very low calorie diet (VLCD), Penelope Howard has responded to suggestions that penalties should be levied on overweight people in the light of Britain's obesity epidemic.

Britain’s taxpayers are paying millions of pounds every year to cope with the effects of obesity. Moreover, the obesity issue shows no signs of abating as people pile on the pounds, indulging in fast food, and put their health at risk.

Representatives from the UK’s higher education sector have welcomed the draft British Standard BS 11000 - on collaborative business relationships.

A book scheduled for publication in December argues that the Moon’s influence extends to affecting human beings’ health and wellbeing. However, obesity specialist Penelope Howard, commented: “Don’t be unduly influenced by these arguments."