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In practice, most of our experiences of shared realities are not involved in truth. Think of myths, neighbourly feeling, or the sense of community.
There’s been a lot of great releases in 2025 but these three have left a lasting impression.
Pharaohs may have used this vessel to hunt hippopotami.
A story about reframing your view on life and finding a lot to live for.
Only children do not have poorer social skills, and they are not more selfish or narcissistic.
Cocoa prices have come down after recent spikes – so why are consumers still paying so much?
The attack in Palmyra reveals deep vulnerabilities in Syria’s security architecture, highlighting the challenges of reforming a fragmented state after conflict.
‘Most of us can be happy, if not extravagantly merry this Christmas. Most of us, but not all.’
Women’s experiences of pain – and how pain is felt, understood and lived through the body – sit at the heart of the exhibition.
Great apes are hugely popular with the public at zoos, but a dark illegal trade is affecting the survival of these much-loved animals.
Across GP surgeries and hospitals, as migration increases and health systems strain, doctors are turning to an untested helper: Google Translate.
A round up of the best novels of the year.
Tourists are being sold a pup with holidays billed as ‘pet friendly’ when they really aren’t.
From exhilarating political thrillers and blues-soaked vampire tales to thoughtful meditations on trauma and the horrors of human psychology.
There are beautiful, melodic moments aplenty.
Esol education has become politicised as part of the wider discussion on migration.
Dickens’s views of slavery were shaped by a journey he made around the US.
In 1875, Arthur Liberty established a fabric company at the forefront of the aesthetic movement, and within 20 years was a byword for the very best in avant-garde textile design.
Plants and animals soon colonise any hard surface in otherwise sandy or muddy seafloors.
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