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Unparliamentary language: the benefits of swearing in politics
Languages

Unparliamentary language: the benefits of swearing in politics

...World War It’s not the crude language itself that’s prohibited, however. It’s using it to insult someone. Every now and again the odd strong term does get an airing in parliament. For instance, in March this year, the SNP politician Mhairi Black became the first MP to use the word ‘c***’ in the chamber of the Commons. Importantly, though, she wasn’t directing...
More or Less: interview with Tim Harford
Science, Maths & Technology

More or Less: interview with Tim Harford

...world of numbers since you began. One thing that occurred to me is I don’t think you’re picking up as many journalistic statistical mistakes as often as you did, would you agree? TIM HARFORD: It’s interesting you say that, Kevin. I hadn’t noticed that. But you’re probably right. And if that’s true, why is it true? Why are we not picking up so many journalistic...
A trip to Brighton
History & The Arts

A trip to Brighton

...World War, the Pavilion became a hospital for the troops, as Jeremy Paxman learned Find out more about Jeremy Paxman's series on the Great War for the BBC & the OU But the Pavilion isn't Brighton's only fascinating building... Stuart Mitchell visits the Tarner folly ... and even the bus shelters are interesting... Brighton's art deco bus shelters ... and they may have...
Hallowain't III: Kilifish - the zombie fish
Nature & Environment

Hallowain't III: Kilifish - the zombie fish

...28 Days Later than the original infection: And it's not just the poor bluefin killifish who ends up all zombie-like. Anand Varma has completed a photoproject, giving everyone a closer look at these souls being claimed: Transcript At least actual zombies get to have a feast on a brain or two. The zombies of the animal world don't even get a decent meal out of it....
Free course: Childhood in the digital age
Education & Development

Free course: Childhood in the digital age

...recognition for your learning. Subscribe to our newsletter and stay in touch with what's new in the world of free courses and other free educational material produced by The Open University. Take your learning further with our free resources The digital impact on children's learning Online identities and cyberbullying Child psychology and development Suceed with study...
Postcards From The Past: Belfast
Society, Politics & Law

Postcards From The Past: Belfast

...world's largest liners have been built here in the shipyards. (The Titanic was built in the Harland and Wolff shipyard.) Other industries associated with Belfast have been the manufacture of rayon, aircraft and machinery. Agricultural and livestock products have formed the main exports. The decline of manufacturing industry in the early 1980's devastated the economy of...
Celebrating festivals from the past and present
History & The Arts

Celebrating festivals from the past and present

...How to prepare for playing at a music festival Timing can be everything when it comes playing at a music festival. Dr Sean Williams explains how he made the transition from darkness to sunrise so memorable at a music festival in Nevada. Literary festivals Dr Shafquat Towheed discusses the history of literary festivals and how they are uniting people in the literary world....
Free Course: An Introduction to Public Leadership
Money & Business

Free Course: An Introduction to Public Leadership

...recognition for your learning. - Subscribe to our newsletter and stay in touch with what's new in the world of free courses and other free educational material produced by The Open University. Take your learning further with our free resources on leadership Videos on leadership Articles on leadership Interactives on leadership Relevant FREE courses Preparation for study...