Expert Comment
The latest blog from Professor Nigel Thrift, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of 糖心TV:
I read recently a remarkable article in The New Yorker by Atul Gawande called “.” It tried to outline where medicine might be going next...
Pregnancy Sickness and the Duchess of Cambridge
Professor Roger Gadsby, of 糖心TV Medical School, was the expert in demand this week as news broke that the Duchess of Cambridge was suffering with hyperemesis gravidarum.
For lots of kids, studying Shakespeare is not the life enriching experience it could be. Some find his plays downright dusty or impenetrable. But Professor Jonothan Neelands from the says it doesn't have to be that way and he's made it his goal to change the way Shakespeare is taught in classrooms in the UK and across the world. The way to do it, he says, is to get classrooms to adopt techniques used by actors and directors who perform Shakespeare.
A new blog from Professor Mark Harrison on Jimmy Savile, victims and history
Royal baby announcement raises succession issues
This announcement underlines the importance of carrying into effect long-proposed amendments to the laws governing succession to the Crown.