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Belfast university to investigate work co-authored by academic in plagiarism row

Belfast university to investigate work co-authored by academic in plagiarism row
BBC UK Friday 07 August 2026, 23:00 UTC 1 min read
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Arday resigned from his University of Cambridge roles on Wednesday following allegations of plagiarism.

Arday resigned from his University of Cambridge roles on Wednesday following allegations of plagiarism.
Belfast (LOCATION) Arday (PERSON) University of Cambridge (ORG)
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