Saturday just gone (13th April) marked the one-hundredth anniversary of the Amritsar Massacre. On this day in 1919, thousands of Indians from the city and
Students of conflict and commemoration will have found much to reflect on in the story of Tony Foulds, who made commemoration front page news back in February. Tony, who is 82, received a fly past
Dozens of files of digitalised articles and books probably float in every scholar cloud service nowadays. On many days, it could then save you a
‘Yes to life, no to abortion’, shouted some of the tens of thousands of marchers in support of the thirteenth international conference of the World Congress of Families (WCF) in Verona on Sunday. To drive
The Warren Cup, 15BC - AD15, Made in Levant, at diplay in the British Museum, ref. 1999,0426.1, AN594242001 If Michel Foucault is to be believed, ‘homosexuality’
The role of opaquely-funded, right-wing think tanks, pressure groups, and lobby groups in the Brexit saga has been foregrounded recently. This is partially due to