Britain appears as a “useful idiot” to corrupt Central Asian elites, experts warn
Britain appears as a “useful idiot” to corrupt Central Asian elites because UK-based professionals can hide and secure ill-gotten gains,...
Month: May 2023
Small wildlife surveys can produce ‘big picture’ results
Small-scale wildlife surveys can reveal the health of entire ecosystems, new research shows. Monitoring wildlife is one of the most...
Writer and academic publishes Cornwall-inspired collection of poetry
A writer and academic has drawn upon his childhood experiences of growing up in Cornwall as inspiration for his latest...
Film and television academic set to direct world-leading comedy film festival
A renowned expert on British film and television is preparing to share his academic interest in post-war cinema through his...
Coronation 2023: The Coronation Oath
By Professor Levi Roach, Associate Professor of Medieval History, in the Department of Archaeology and History. When Charles is formally...
Coronation 2023: Royal Wars – an origin story
By Professor Richard Toye, of the Department of Archaeology and History. As the reception to Prince Harry’s book Spare demonstrates,...
Decriminalising homosexual sex cut crime and improved LGBTQ+ mental health
Repealing laws that criminalised sexual intercourse between same-sex partners brought down crime and improved LGBTQ+ mental health in the US,...
Coronation 2023: The Coronation, the Church of England, and the awkwardness of ‘Defending the Faith’
By Professor David Tollerton, Associate Professor in Memory Studies, in the Department of Classics, Ancient History, Religion and Theology. To...
Exeter medical student in panel discussion on diversity to launch Respect Festival
A medical student at The University of Exeter has been confirmed as a guest speaker on a discussion panel at...