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The Conversation UKby Hannah Bowers, Lecturer in Primary Care Mental Health, University of Southampton2d ago
I hated myself so much…and now I love myself. I’m not perfect. But I’ve accepted myself now. That was how one person described the impact of receiving an autism and ADHD diagnosis when my...
The Conversation UKby Meg Kobza, Visiting Fellow, School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Newcastle University2d ago
I’m not going to lie. When I saw Georgia Oakley’s new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, I was swept away. The expansive pastoral landscapes and rocky seascapes are breathtaking.
The Conversation UKby Naomi Joseph, Arts + Culture Editor, The Conversation2d ago
Barbara Kingsolver’s new book is a canny feat of art imitating art. Partita is about a pianist, Livia, looking back at her life and trying to understand what art means to her.
The Conversation UKby Dominic Farsi, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Research Fellow, Teagasc; King's College London; Queen's University Belfast2d ago
Gut health and muscle health are often thought of as separate concerns. The first brings to mind eating fibre and probiotics, while the other centres on, exercise and protein.
The Conversation UKby Tony Travers, Professor in Practice, Interim Dean of the LSE School of Public Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science2d ago
Holborn and St Pancras is a very unusual constituency. While often referred to as being in “north London”, a significant chunk of it covers the west end, including parts of Covent Garden, Fitzrovia...
The Conversation UKby M Waqas Haider, Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Staffordshire2d ago
Within two months of it being signed, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan invoked the Mecca mutual defence pact in response to attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebel forces.
The Conversation UKby Sophie Gilmartin, Emeritus Reader in English, Royal Holloway, University of London2d ago
Jane Eyre may describe herself as “plain, and little”, but how do you make a little musical about a literary heroine who looms so large?
The Conversation UKby Tobias Hofelich, Research Associate in the School of Law and Social Sciences, Aston University2d ago
Andy Burnham’s decision to choose Berlin for his first trip to an EU member state on October 8 will have delighted many in the German capital’s political circles.
The Conversation UKby Alex Brown, Associate Professor of Medieval History, Durham University2d ago
Just as Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster The Odyssey sent sales of Homer’s original text surging, cinematic epics have a way of reigniting our appetite for the history behind the drama.
The Conversation UKby Eamonn Ferguson, Professor of Health Psychology, University of Nottingham2d ago
England changed its organ donation law in 2020. All eligible adults are now presumed willing to donate their organs after death unless they opt out.
The Conversation UKby Charles Lees, Executive Dean, City St George's, University of London2d ago
It has been a rollercoaster year for the Green Party of England and Wales. It’s little more than 12 months since the election of the charismatic Zack Polanski as party leader.
The Conversation UKby Jonathan Bamber, Professor of Glaciology and Earth Observation, University of Bristol2d ago
Seventy three years ago Tenzing Norgay stood on top of Everest, known as Chomolungma in Tibetan, which roughly translates as “Goddess Mother of the World”.
The Conversation UKby Steven Paget, Senior Development Lead (Research and Knowledge Exchange), Anglia Ruskin University2d ago
The past few weeks have seen aerial duels being fought over the North Sea and a naval vessel being sunk off Scotland’s west coast.
The Conversation UKby Rod Thornton, Senior Lecturer in International Studies, Defence and Security., King's College London2d ago
The recent incidents concerning RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire have highlighted that fact that the US military does have quite a significant presence on UK soil.
The Conversation UKby Jochen Menges, Director of the Center for Leadership in the Future of Work, University of Zurich2d ago
Who comes to mind when you think of someone emotionally intelligent? Someone who can read a room, defuse an argument, and who knows exactly what to say when a friend is struggling?
The Conversation UKby Asaf Tzachor, Research Affiliate, Centre for the Study of Existential Risks, University of Cambridge3d ago
Parts of the Earth’s climate system can change abruptly once warming pushes them beyond critical thresholds.
The Conversation UKby Francesco Aletta, Associate Professor in Building Physics and Soundscape, UCL3d ago
Traffic, trains, nightlife – in cities everywhere, there is a near constant background hum that most people simply get used to.
The Conversation UKby Primrose Freestone, Senior Lecturer in Clinical Microbiology, University of Leicester3d ago
Meal prepping is a great way to save money, spend less time in the kitchen and stick to a meal plan.
The Conversation UKby Benedict Carpenter van Barthold, Lecturer, School of Art & Design, Nottingham Trent University3d ago
Robert Ryman: The Real Thing is the American artist’s first major retrospective in the UK for over 30 years.
The Conversation UKby Milan Shrestha, Teaching Professor and Senior Global Futures Scientist, Arizona State University3d ago
On August 26, a rock and ice avalanche triggered a huge flood that swept through a steep valley in Nepal, leaving thousands dead and missing.
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