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It’s not often you find yourself nodding along with those with whom you normally profoundly disagree, and raising an eyebrow at the contributions of...
Life is a game of chance. Or that’s what I tell myself when I’m losing at my newest hobby, poker. Of course it’s a different story when I win...
‘First, do no harm” is the sacrosanct principle that is supposed to underpin modern medicine. But history is littered with examples of medics...
It’s rare to get a politician who openly admits they are torn on an issue, but in recent days there have been two striking examples. First, Wes...
We see a man giving a speech at his mother’s wake. It starts off as you might expect. But he goes on to tell us how his mother died multiple times...
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Sometimes the people around you scramble reality to turn up into down, black into white and open into closed. That’s how Prof Jo Phoenix must have...
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Look at patterns of criminal offending, and one of the first things to stand out is the differences between men and women. Men dominate when it comes...
The Scottish school system was once the jewel in the British educational crown. With good standards and low levels of social inequality, it was seen...
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