Stories
- Long read
Love, grief and assisted dying
In this deeply affecting story, Michelle Elliot explores the events and emotions around the time of her mother’s medically assisted death in Canada, where the practice is legal.
- Photo story
Alopecia in men
Men break their silence about total hair loss in these intimate portraits and interviews by Orlando Gili.
- Book extract
Your gut’s instincts
Cultural historian Elsa Richardson explores the stomach’s influence over our emotions, and why trusting your gut is often good advice.
- Article
Unmasking neurodivergent parenthood
Observing her eldest child’s neurodivergent traits and supporting his education set Erin Beeston wondering about her own ‘odd’ behaviour in childhood, and whether adult diagnosis could be empowering.
Catalogue
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The pigeon-Pye, or, a King's coronation, proper materials for forming an oratorio, opera, or play, according to the modern taste: To Be Represented in Opposition to the Dragon of Wantley. By an admirer of bad composition, and author of - nothing.
Columbario, Christopher.Date: [1738]- Archives and manuscripts
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'An Outline'; 'Opening Statement to 1933 only'; 'List of chief scientific writings up to 1940'; 'List of Exhibits'
Date: c.1930s-1940sReference: GC/176/C/1Part of: Twort, Frederick William- Books
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Ueber den Krebs der Nasenhöhle ... / vorgelegt von Hermann Wolter.
Wolter, Hermann (Wilhelm Victor Hermann), 1868-Date: 1900- Books
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An introduction to, or a short discourse concerning, universal history. In two parts. Faithfully compar'd with, and done (with some little Alterations) from the Original of that Illustrious Author James Benigne Bossuet, Bishop of Meaux and Condom, And Proeceptor to His Royal Highness the Dauphin; by Richard Spencer, A. M. Master of the School at Tunbridge.
Bossuet, Jacques Bénigne, 1627-1704.Date: 1730- Archives and manuscripts
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Draft manuscript notes for a seminar at the Institute de Biologie Moleculaire, Universite Paris
Date: 19 Apr 1977Reference: UGC 198/8/5/8Part of: Papers of Guido Pellegrino Arrigo Pontecorvo, geneticist, Professor of Genetics, University of Glasgow, Scotland