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...trouble as possible to other people. "Why should the printers have to work overtime because my letters are ill-formed and my words run into each other?" he once said, when a friend remonstrated with him because he took such pains with the writing of his "copy." As a specimen of his careful penmanship the diary that he wrote for me, which is reproduced in this book in...

...troubling. Whereas he keeps his father and son close to him, he tells his wife to walk behind ‘at a distance’. Shortly afterwards we find out that Aeneas loses track of her, and that by the time he realises she is not with him, it is too late. Is this simply a tragic accident in the chaos of war, or is Aeneas to blame for what happens? ...Introducing Virgil’s...

...trouble. There are forces at work which we are not discouraging. Castro is still bent on Hemispheric subversion." The Prime Minister asked whether there was any sign of Cuba's attempting to come to terms. None whatsoever, the President replied. Castro was still extremely belligerent. Dr Kissinger agreed. Europe BACKGROUND: Britain was considering joining the Common Market...

...troubled personal life, his role at Bletchley Park, his ideas on artificial intelligence and ideas on his legacy in our podcast collection Alan Turing: life and legacy. 6: Chris Hoy - the most decorated Olympic cyclist ever Transcript Chris Hoy is an eleven-times world champion and six-times an Olympic champion in track cycling. Boasting a total of seven Olympic medals,...