First research published into largest successful World War Two prisoner of war escape
It was the largest successful prisoner escape of the Second World War – taking place just six weeks after the...
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University of Exeter expert joins international group investigating how wellness “borrows” from religion
Major new research will show the impact of religious practices being “borrowed” for wellness activities such as yoga or mindfulness....
Study of Arab tribes should not be abandoned, study says
The study of Arab tribes should not be abandoned because Middle East and North African citizens continue to insist on...
Powerful exhibition shows daily life for Kurdish women fighting Iran
A powerful new exhibition shows the resilience of Kurdish women fighting against Iran. The women live in extraordinary conditions, sheltering...
National Theatre event showcases work of British South Asian theatre pioneers
The work of British South Asian theatre pioneers will be showcased at a major event at the National Theatre as...
Get a fascinating insight into the crucial work of archivists and digital experts at Exeter event
People can get a fascinating insight into the digitisation of archives and the challenges of using technology to capture historic...
Age assurance online needs to be child rights respecting, new study says
A range of different age checks are needed to protect children - but also to ensure they can take advantages...
Public and community engagement key to enhancing urban living conditions and environmental decision making in China, study says
Public and community engagement in decision making is key to enhancing urban living conditions and the environment in China, a...
Magicians don’t mind sharing the secrets behind tricks – if they are their own, study shows
Magic is one of the oldest forms of entertainment, and much of its enchantment is said to rely on the...