Source: RexLaurie Taylor interviews John Lydon (also known as Johnny Rotten) for the Sky Arts series, In ConfidenceDownload the podcastTelevision interviews with famous figures supplied the raw...
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For someone of his seniority, the manner of John Allen’s ejection from Queen Mary University of London was unprecedented (“Queen Mary dismissal”, Letters, 14 August). After notice of dismissal was...
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Silence greeted requests for references or PhD guidance from professor
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Tanya Bunsell’s immersion in the world of weightlifting yielded insights into steroid use and ‘muscle worship’