The Conversation UKflipped into ARTS & CULTURE How literary censorship inspired creativity in Victorian writers The Conversation UK - Stephanie Meek In an open letter published in Harper’s Magazine, 152 writers, including JK Rowling and Margaret Atwood, claim that a climate of “censoriousness” is …
The Conversation UKflipped into ARTS & CULTUREUK News Arts rescue package: by all means protect Britain's 'jewels' – but don't forget the rest of the crown The Conversation UK - Kirsty Sedgman As far as the UK government is concerned, its announcement of a “rescue package” for the arts couldn’t have been better timed. On July 6, more than …
The Conversation UKflipped into ARTS & CULTURETennis Tennis has had a golden generation – but not a golden era The Conversation UK - John William Devine It is established wisdom in boxing that “styles make fights”. The best fights involve opponents of contrasting skills and abilities. Classic …
The Conversation UKflipped into POLITICS & SOCIETYRussia Russia and the Gulag: Putin is fighting for state control over how Soviet horrors are remembered The Conversation UK - Andrea Gullotta Army soldiers digging mass graves to try and show that the state wasn’t responsible for the dead. A historian who vehemently disagrees behind bars on …
The Conversation UKflipped into Conversation UKHealth (UK) One vaccine to beat COVID, Sars, Mers and common cold – possible? The Conversation UK - Sheena Cruickshank SARS-CoV-2 – the virus that causes COVID-19 – belongs to the family of betacoronaviruses that cause everything from the common cold to Mers (which …
The Conversation UKflipped into Conversation UKE-waste Global electronic waste up 21% in five years, and recycling isn't keeping up The Conversation UK - Vanessa Forti Each year, the total amount of electric and electronic equipment the world uses grows by 2.5 million tonnes. Phones, radios, toys, laptops – if it …
