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28 October 2024

Do serving vice presidents become president? Historical precedents for Kamala Harris in 2024

11 October 2024

Becoming an expert: English and Irish nuns in the seventeenth century

20 September 2024

Look ahead to Labour Party Conference from our Politics expert

16 September 2024

Celebrating 120 years of the UK’s first ever Archaeology Department

10 September 2024

Winner of John McGahern Prize for debut Irish fiction announced

23 August 2024

Review: Spontaneous Acts by Yoko Tawada

25 July 2024

After Westminster triumph, Sinn Féin seeks to bounce back in Ireland

23 July 2024

UK Border Force returns migrants in the Channel to France – expert Q&A

10 July 2024

New film showcases project which brings together communities on the Island of Ireland

3 July 2024

Election 2024: what happens on the big day – and at what time

19 June 2024

Shortlist for fifth John McGahern Annual Book Prize announced

4 June 2024

Young people say they are less likely to vote if their parents report depressive symptoms

29 May 2024

Is Labour ready for government? Understanding Keir Starmer’s narrative of renewal

22 May 2024

As international support for an independent Palestine grows, here’s what Israelis and Palestinians now think of the two-state solution

22 April 2024

Celebrated Samuel Beckett festival returns to Liverpool

8 April 2024

You Are Not Alone: new film shows how women’s protest against misogyny helped change Spain’s rape laws

3 April 2024

Remembering thousands of convicts who died working in Bermuda's dockyards

26 March 2024

Politics professor awarded prestigious prize

18 March 2024

Centre for the Study of International Slavery and Church of England Partnership

15 March 2024

International Women’s Day inspires Original Ideas podcast Feminist Cities episode