Cabinet's mini-skirt mania
Keith Gibbins looks back on his 15 minutes of fame with affection and amusement. Papers released under the 30-year rule last week show that his "mini-skirt project" prompted serious concern in...
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Eco archive bequest dubbed a 'snub' to US
Italy's superstar semiologist Umberto Eco has left one of his early manuscripts, a translation of Raymond Queneau in long-hand, to the manuscripts archive of the University of Pavia, Italy's most...
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Getting back to nature-nurture
Educating Eve
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Four Horsemen ride into sunrise
The Apocalypse and the Shape of Things to Come
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Kingdoms, principalities and city states:one history of the 15th century
The New Cambridge Medieval History, Volume VII
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Soaring Deccan, circular Baghdad
The New Cambridge History of India, Part Seven - Islamic Art and Architecture
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Did he cry all the way from his bank?
John Soane, Architect - John Soane
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Herms, terms and arches
Essays in English Architectural History
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A philosophy of built form
Indian Architectural Theory
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Disease shines a light on failure
Infections and Inequalities
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The weed we may all need
Marijuana and Medicine
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Meteoric rise of endocrine disruptors
Hormonal Chaos
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Local negotiation and imperial imposition
Frontiers of Medicine in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, 1899-1940
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from the first of 100 stories about the past century: " 1900. I, trading places with myself, was in the...
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It was 30 years ago today
Harold Wilson was prime minister and British troops were invading Anguilla. Huw Richards reports from the Public Record Office on government papers released under the 30-year rule. * Anguillan antics...