The Acts of Union 1707 brought together England and Scotland, ‘United into One Kingdom by the Name of Great...
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2020 has been disastrous for the arts in Britain and many people have lost their jobs as Covid-19 has swept through...
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Thomas Becket and the rift between church and state
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Inspiring awe – from the heavens to the oceans
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Human ingenuity and shared inheritance
Amol Rajan explores different ways of thinking, and how far humans can be seen as unique for their ability to invent....
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Human ingenuity and shared inheritance
Amol Rajan explores different ways of thinking, and how far humans can be seen as unique for their ability to invent....
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Derrida, Woolf, and the pleasure of reading
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Ireland itself is a main character in Kevin Barry's new short story collection, That Old Country Music. He brings the...
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Sir Roger Penrose was jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in physics this year for his ground-breaking work on black...
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The Latin scholar Shadi Bartsch has written a new translation of Virgil’s The Aeneid. She tells Kirsty Wark how...
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The pandemic has exposed serious weaknesses in Western governments, according to John Micklethwait, editor-in-chief...
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Fake news and data lies: how to win an election
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Claudia Rankine and Margaret Atwood
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Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour movement promised radical change but ended disastrously with the 2019 general election....
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As inequality continues to rise and political and social divisions become more entrenched, Amol Rajan discusses what...
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Nature notes, from farming to fungi
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