Relatives of Stephen Ogilvie say unrest is unwelcome and that many migrants make valuable contribution to UK

Relatives of Stephen Ogilvie say unrest is unwelcome and that many migrants make valuable contribution to UK The family of the victim of the Belfast knife attack have called for calm after riots erupted across the city. Stephen Ogilvie is in hospital having lost his left eye in the attack, footage of which was shared widely on social media late on Monday evening and through the day on Tuesday. Continue reading...

The Camel has an almost mythical place in the lore of the desert.

The Camel has an almost mythical place in the lore of the desert.

The Camel has an almost mythical place in the lore of the desert.

Election pledges say Reform would ask museums to present history chronologically.

Historian whose sparky, innovative Byzantines challenged the stereotype of a stagnant society with nothing new to offer

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Adam Tickell, of University of Birmingham, says money is loaned to people who ‘are not really capable of graduating’ A leading vice-chancellor has questioned whether students without A-levels should be eligible for government-backed student loans, as part of an effort to solve England’s university funding crisis. Adam Tickell, vice-chancellor of the University of Birmingham, said universities face an “almost existential challenge” and falling public support that requires a radical review of higher education funding. Continue reading...

By speaking to women across the continent, I discovered how reclaiming pre-colonial rites and rituals can help us find joy in our bodies

By Howard Zinn. Article. ZCommunications. September 30, 2004. The Nation. September 20, 2004. In this awful world where the efforts of caring people often pale in comparison to what is done by those w...

Across the world—from the United States to Canada to Australia—departments and museums within higher education are closing. This week, ancient historian Geoffrey Greatrex discusses the suspension of t...

As part of our tenth anniversary celebrations, we are writing a series of blog posts in which members tell us about their experiences with the WCC UK. Our first interviewee is Dr Irene Salvo. Irene Sa...

“African prehistory is a puzzle on a grand scale, still only partly solved.”

Leaders of EU, France and Canada stake out positions on Greenland ahead of US president’s speech to World Economic Forum

“Check against delivery” \n \nThank you, Madam President, dear Roberta,\nPresident Costa, dear António,\nHonourable Members,\nLet me start by conveying my deepest condolences to the families and frien...

Read the full text of Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech about a shakeup of the global order and role of middle powers at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

For too long our politicians have toadied to a dangerous president

Lewis Goodall speaks to ICE protesters on the streets of Minneapolis, with claims some would "die" for the cause, and wanting to "kill" Trump's law enforcement officers.

Three of our past and present editors reflect on the ways in which History Workshop Journal has influenced and inspired their practice during their time on the History Workshop collective.

Join ancient historian Alexandra Sills as she uncovers the forgotten story of female gladiators in Rome's most masculine arena.