First view of a newborn millisecond pulsar?
Paris, 13 February 2002 Combining Hubble Space Telescope images with radio observations has revealed a highly unusual system consisting of a fast spinning pulsar and a bloated red companion star. The...
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Professions struggle to attract poor
Britain's poor appear to be shunning training for the professions, according to an analysis of degree applications by the National Union of Students. In medicine, a huge rise in the number of...
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A night out on medieval town
Jeremy Black wanders the streets of Britain's urban history - from the birth of towns to the rise of the hypermarket - and finds it an exhilarating trip. "You have only to look around the world today...
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Conceptual clarity but cock-eyed Coptic in hard-to-follow script
A History of Writing
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Looking in for the meaning without
Foundations of Language
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Ideological baggage still on the carousel
A History of English - Language Change
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Dead Swiss in rash comments shock
Rethinking Writing
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Knight of the long knives
Empirical Linguistics
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Economics of hate speech
Frontiers of Legal Theory
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Is a lecture a gift to the world from a professor?
Who Owns Academic Work?
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Putting the justice system on trial
Restorative Justice
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Still separate but equal?
Interracial Intimacy
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Cornish to Walloon - diversity is key
Language and Nationalism in Europe
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Clear talk wins a nation's votes
Language Planning and Language Change in Japan