A Love of Literature
Lisa Font examines the way in which women read to find and create ‘the perfect man’.
2014
Israeli ambassador address: police, doormen and bag searches accompany DUS meeting
Daniel Taub spoke yesterday (18 November), two weeks before the Palestinian authority’s diplomatic representative, reports Rory Tingle.
Review of the Week: Finbarr’s
Ruth Stanforth reviews a top-quality foodie restaurant.
Kandinsky: Synaesthesia and the Spiritual
Ella Hill sets out to discover the spiritual data and synaesthesia in Kandinsky’s artwork.
Environment Week 2014: “Some call me nature. Others call me Mother Nature”
If Nature could talk, what would it say? Elly Greenway reports on Conservation International’s ‘Nature Is Speaking’ series.
Durham storms through to University Challenge quarter finals (just)
At three minutes to go, the teams were level on points, reports Rory Tingle.
Sugar and Drugs. Is there a difference?
People can be addicted to drugs, but can they be addicted to sugar too? Joan Halliday explores the neuroscience behind sugar addiction to try and answer this conundrum.
Album Review: Grouper, ‘Ruins’
Alex Cheah reviews Grouper’s haunting new album ‘Ruins’.
Does the European Union really benefit us in the UK?
Emily Garrett seeks to dispel doubt over the value of the EU to the UK.
Environment Week 2014: “This house believes that nuclear power is the answer to the UK’s future energy problems”
Jake Perryman summarises a recent debate about the future use of nuclear power.