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With funding reviews underway in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, Justine Pedussel and Jim Dickinson worry none will examine the hidden accounting rules driving the crisis

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Rajiv Menon KC accused of defying judge’s orders to not inform jury of right to acquit on basis of conscience

Lab workers are sounding the alarm on animal toxicity testing. See the evidence. Act now.

Investigation finds number of dairy farms where cows cannot go outside has more than doubled since 2015

I read Sam Selvon’s The Lonely Londoners for the first time in February 2012. I was 24 and in the first year of my degree at the University of Kent, taking a course entitled ‘Readings in the Twentie...

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Nobel laureate says he previously considered himself a supporter of Israel, but ‘the campaign of annihilation in Gaza has changed all that’

Ruling is blow to OfS after regulator issued fine over handling of protests aimed at professor over trans rights views Sussex University has overturned a £585,000 fine by England’s higher education watchdog after the high court rejected claims the university had breached free speech regulations involving its former professor Kathleen Stock. The ruling is a damaging blow to the credibility and management of the Office for Students, after the court rejected the regulator’s lengthy investigation into Sussex’s handling of the protests aimed at Stock over her views on transgender rights and her subsequent resignation in 2021. Continue reading...

The OLH is pleased to welcome a field-defining journal to its portfolio of leading humanities and social sciences titles. Energy Humanities, which will begin publishing at the OLH in 2026, …

Established in 1919, The James Tait Black Prizes are Britain's oldest literary awards.

Exclusive: Analysis of more than 4,000 of Reform UK leader’s paid-for Cameo videos also shows they contain misogynistic remarks and antisemitic conspiracies

Join us in person for the Susan Manning Memorial Lecture 2026 by Professor Cedric Tolliver (University of Oklahoma), followed by a Q&A and reception.

What would it mean to reread Sam Selvon’s The Lonely Londoners (1956) as a narrative about the representation of Black migrants during the smog? The smog, the 1950s’ concerning ecological and climate issue, results from the mix of coal-burning smoke with London fog. Upon combustion, coal emits visible black smoke into the lingering fog, causing various health and respiratory

Co-Editor of the Critical Insights in American Studies Series at Edinburgh University Press                                                                                          […]

I’ve been dipping into Woolf’s essays again recently, as I work on an article about Night and Day . And re-read her commemorative essay on Henry David Thoreau, which was published as the lead artic...

Social media outrage grows after ferry firm ignores animal welfare warnings