Tartan at V&A Dundee: a celebration of the sample’s disruptive energy
“Oldest”, “rarest”, “most celebrated” … these adjectives are deliberately averted within the main new exhibition, Tartan, on the V&A Dundee....
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How on-line grocery buying is making Britain’s urban-rural inequality worse
Jan Kopriva/UnsplashBefore the pandemic, on-line grocery buying was sometimes one thing youthful and extra prosperous individuals residing in cities indulged...
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DNA examine sheds mild on Scotland’s Picts, and resolves some myths about them
Pictish stones characteristic distinctive symbols. © Cathy MacIver, Author offeredThe folks often known as the Picts have puzzled archaeologists and...
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Aneurin Bevan’s writings nonetheless have classes for modern politics – and much past the NHS
The NHS will flip 75 this yr, a substantial legacy for the particular person accountable for establishing the service, Aneurin...
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Quilts from the Second World War inform the tales of the Canadian ladies who sewed them
Women sew a quilt on the Quilting Bee Demonstration on the Canadian National Exhibition circa 1940 (Canadian National Exhibition Archives)...
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Labour take notice: red-wall voters need an formidable plan for renewal – not robust speak and flag waving
If projections may be relied on, Labour has good cause to really feel assured of supplanting the Conservatives as largest...
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South Africa is exporting extra meals. But it wants to seek out new development frontiers
Wine stays amongst South Africa's main agricultural exports Getty ImagesSouth African agricultural exports had been up for the third consecutive...
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A painful image for the Tories: forecasting the overall election from the native outcomes
Nils Bohr, the Nobel prize successful physicist, as soon as stated: “Prediction could be very tough, particularly if it’s in...
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Debate: The ahead march of labour restarts with historic strikes in France and the UK
Wednesday 15 March was a historic day of strikes in each the United Kingdom and France. For France it was...
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Liberal Democrats: why a coalition with Labour would not trigger electoral annihilation like their cope with the Tories
Both Labour chief Keir Starmer and Liberal Democrat chief Ed Davey deny that there's any prospect of them forming a...
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