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...climate of fear for those using and working on the railways. Graffiti also poses safety issues. Vandals often put their lives at risk in the act of spraying difficult surfaces, such as bridges or trains in sidings, putting themselves and others in danger. And the costs of cleaning up are enormous. Network Rail estimate that it costs at least £5 million per year to clean...

...changes to the interior decor of the Pavilion. Of these, certainly the most interesting and prophetic was his development of the interior into a Chinese fantasy between 1802 and 1804, a development perhaps suggested by his fantasy of a ‘pavilion’ – a term that by now was being applied to small garden buildings of a Chinese style. He hung his newly decorated rooms...

...climate activist Greta Thunberg; and an exhausted-looking medical worker dressed in blue surgical scrubs, disposable gloves and a hair covering, and holding a disposable face mask.] Figure 2 Heroes in the modern world. Perhaps when you were asked what the word hero means to you, you thought about films you have seen or books you have read to help you to formulate your...

...change their minds, and I kind of had the intuition that it was something like that that lay behind these things, because to repeat it’s not built in phases, it’s all built in one go, but it still looks somewhat weird. Eleanor Betts So what is it that’s going wrong there? Mark Wilson Jones Really the problem is with the height of the portico. And if it were simply...