What makes a hero? Dying used to be a prerequisite - but these days a good right foot is enough. Over five pages, we ask who makes the grade Einstein is the object of John Rigden's admiration for his...
What makes a hero? Dying used to be a prerequisite - but these days a good right foot is enough. Over five pages, we ask who makes the grade June Purvis takes inspiration from historical battles for...
What makes a hero? Dying used to be a prerequisite - but these days a good right foot is enough. Over five pages, we ask who makes the grade With politicians held in low regard, Paul Whiteley asks if...
Science at the Edge
Will in the World
When Food Kills
Bloody Foreigners
Arthur Miller
Hans-Georg Gadamer
The Many Lives of Marilyn Monroe
Nature in the Global South
Talking with Computers
The Dictionary of Fashionable Nonsense
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a book that was banned by some American high schools: "We slept in what had once been the gymnasium...
Leading scientists expressed fears this week that the new Education Secretary and the Higher Education Minister could hamper science in the UK because of their controversial views on stem-cell...