Australian composer Liza Lim, now resident in the UK, is string-obsessed, viewing string and rope as materials that have bound societies together throughout history: we weave tangled webs, we tie ...
Every day, multiple times a day, I need to stop briefly to unwind my thoughts and unburden my heart so that I can refocus and ...
It is the first week of December, and the song occupying the number 91 spot in the UK chart is “Mr Brightside” by the Killers. You may well wonder why we should concern ourselves with a song dwelling ...
Donald Trump, the president of the United States, is suing the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). The claim has been filed in Florida and the court docket for that case can be seen here. It is a ...
Politics, as we political scientists love to note, is about trade-offs. What happens if you pretend trade-offs don’t exist? In November, the government put forward two major policy strategies. Rachel ...
The BBC has no choice but to teach Trump a lesson about free speech ...
Does Labour have a ‘culture problem’? With Lucy Powell and Stella Creasy ...
Plus, the perils of writing a memoir, and how to find your gang ...
Tech leaders and industry insiders are giddy with excitement about the advances under way in artificial intelligence, whether due to the scaling up of existing models and functionalities, new ...
This is not the time for negotiations over Ukraine. Successful peace negotiations usually require both a mutually hurting stalemate (a specific concept in diplomacy) and leadership on both sides ...
My apprentice arrived at the end of August: a young man of twenty-five, dragging a box of books and a briefcase with two changes of clothes. I had asked for a woman, but I had asked for tinned peaches ...
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