Me love and kisses and little bin lids
East Enders
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The unease that stalks us all
Crime - Policing and the Condition of England
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When a legend's spin is all run out
Don Bradman
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a narrative by a man who took his name from Scott's hero in The Lady of the Lake: "I was born in...
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Having come so far, where to now?
Disability Studies Today
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Popcorn and icons of conflict
Martyrs
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A dawn that truly dazzles
Art of the First Cities, The Third Millennium BC from the Mediterranean to the Indus
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Baz puts the fizz in physics
The public may be clinging to the image of the geeky physics boffin, as a survey out this week suggests, but Basil Singer, a quantum physicist and devotee of extreme sports, is one of a new breed...
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Bursaries rock top-up talks
Universities are threatening to withdraw their support for the forthcoming top-up fees bill as government attempts to broker a deal for poor students reach deadlock. With less than three weeks to go...
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In the news: Madeleine Atkins
If Coventry University considers itself an enterprising institution now, it can expect to be shouting louder about it when its new vice-chancellor, Madeleine Atkins, takes up her post next September...
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Appointments
John Glascock , former Oliver T. Carr professor at George Washington University, has been appointed Grosvenor professor of real estate finance in the department of land economy at the University of...
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AUT demands stall pay deal
An impasse over the status of academic-related staff could lead to a strike and scupper the agreement on pay. Phil Baty reports The Association of University Teachers could call all of its 47,000...
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Welsh refuse to rule out top-ups
The Labour-controlled Welsh Assembly may abandon its opposition to top-up fees even if it gets devolved powers over student funding as expected. The admission came after the Liberal Democrats...
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Media chiefs alarmed by cuts
Leading lights of the UK's film, broadcasting and publishing industries warn in The THES today that funding council plans to cut teaching support for media studies courses will damage one of the...
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Biochemists to benefit
Oxford University this week announced how it will spend its £60 million share of the ÌÇÐÄVlog Funding Council for England's £845 million Science Research Investment Fund. Thirty projects will...