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Rebecca Stott

Lewes
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Author of Costa-Award-winning ‘In the Days of Rain' as well as ‘Darwin's Ghosts' and 'Ghostwalk'. Feminist. Curious. New novel Dark Earth now out in paperback.
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Workplace stressor factors, profiles and the relationship to career stage in UK veterinarians, veterinary nurses and students

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By Jason Spendelow, Harper Adams Newcastle-under-Lyme, Clare Cripwell, Rebecca Stott
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1 INTRODUCTION Recent years have seen increasing attention directed towards veterinary professional wellbeing (Matte et al., 2019; Williamson et al., 2022). Veterinary students and surgeons report higher rates of psychological distress compared with the general population (Bartram et al., 2009a; Cardwell et al., 2013; Knipe et al., 2018; Robinson et al., 2019). Approximately 10%–18% of industry staff report clinical distress (MERCK, 2021; Nett et al., 2015; Volk et al., 2018).
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Into the darkest corners of the dark ages

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By Rebecca Stott
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London, one of the greatest and oldest cities in Europe, is now nearly two thousand years old. Most people know that it began as a small Roman trading post on the north bank of the Thames around 43 AD, but few people know that, after the Romans abandoned Britain in around 410 AD, it lay empty for almost four hundred years.
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DARK EARTH by Rebecca Stott Read by Hannah Morrish

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By Rebecca Stott
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Narrator Hannah Morrish's soft voice enhances this enchanting tale of two young Saxon women of Londinium, Britain, 500 CE. Isla is voiced as a serious woman who was trained in secret by her father, the Great Smith, to make "fire-tongued" swords. Blue has a gift for seeing visions, healing, and magic, and Morrish gives her voice a tone of otherworldliness.
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