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Rod Stewart was a 1970s ally
History & The Arts

Rod Stewart was a 1970s ally

...projects, and it is a short step from one to the other. Great poems, like great lyrics, work in strikingly diverse ways. But at some level both almost invariably challenge set assumptions and break new ground – literary, political and social. Take “The Killing of Georgie” from Stewart’s 1976 album, A Night on the Town. The song is about a young gay man who is...
Homeless people could avoid life-saving services, if there’s a risk of deportation
Society, Politics & Law

Homeless people could avoid life-saving services, if there’s a risk of deportation

...project sets out to ensure that no one in a wealthy country dies of cold because they have nowhere appropriate to sleep. But this is overshadowed by reports of Home Office immigration, compliance and enforcement (ICE) teams seeking out rough sleepers without a recognised claim to be in the UK for detention and deportation, alongside homelessness charity outreach teams....
The Olympic torch: the truth
History & The Arts

The Olympic torch: the truth

...project the image of the Third Reich as a modern, rich and influential state. The torch relay, fabricated specifically for the occasion, was part of this carefully orchestrated Nazi propaganda stunt. It was German classical scholar and sports administrator Carl Diem who came up with the theatrics of the torch relay. Where did he get the idea from? Well, it was probably a...
A brief history of the lens
Society, Politics & Law

A brief history of the lens

...projection that he could transfer to canvas. [Illustration of the camera obscura principle] Illustration of the camera obscura principle In 1608 a true telescope was created by Hans Lippershey, using two lenses; from this moment, telescopes evolved through the refinement of their lenses to the deep space telescopes used by astronomers now. Looking beyond our world on the...
What is a confidence and supply government?
Society, Politics & Law

What is a confidence and supply government?

...projections suggest both Labour and the Conservatives could be around 30 to 40 seats short of an overall majority. In practice, the magic figure – taking out Sinn Fein MPs and the Speaker – looks set to be 323. David Cameron, as the incumbent, would be given first chance to form a government but Labour is in a stronger position to secure the confidence of the house,...
How Do Jurors Decide When a Witness is Telling the Truth?
Society, Politics & Law

How Do Jurors Decide When a Witness is Telling the Truth?

...project – the Scottish Jury Research – involved 863 participants divided into 64 juries. They all watched a video of either a rape trial or a non-sexual assault trial (where the defendant claimed he acted in self-defence). Jurors were drawn from jury service eligible members of the public to reflect a representative sample of the local population. The trials were...
People with dementia and meaning in music
Health, Sports & Psychology

People with dementia and meaning in music

...Project: http://dementiavoices.org.uk/ Finding out about the work of the UK Commission on Dementia and Music To learn about the findings of the UK independent Commission on Dementia and Music, particularly in relation to the value of music interventions for people with dementia, check out their website:
An exploration of ‘doing’ ethics in design practice
Science, Maths & Technology

An exploration of ‘doing’ ethics in design practice

...project – who uses them, how they change, where they get stuck – we can see ethics being done in real time. Rather than relying solely on formal statements or compliance checklists, designers are doing ethics through practice. And by paying attention to the boundary objects they use, we can study ethics not as an abstract idea, but as something real, visible, and...