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JACK ANDRAKA

Posted 27 August 2015 His scientific research has helped save the lives of millions of cancer patients – and he’s still only 18-years-old. When it comes to celebrating heroes, we can’t think of anyone more worthy than gay scientist Jack Andraka

Jellyfish Publishing and MagazineCloner have joined forces to create Jellyfish CoNNect.

Posted 24 August 2015 This exciting new business will now offer publishers the very best in digital marketing expertise, digital publishing software and digital sales reporting and analysis.

Was King Arthur actually Scottish?

Posted 24 August 2015 Controversial research by the author of 'Finding Arthur' suggests that the fabled king of English legend was actually a Scottish warlord.

Lesser-known Female Rulers of Egypt

Posted 24 August 2015 Much has been written about those better known female rulers of ancient Egypt—Hatshepsut, Nefertiti and Cleopatra. But less familiar female rulers also made a mark, as SUZETTE HARTWELL explains.

Storm of Gold

Posted 24 August 2015 Storms off the shores of Israel have exposed the largest hoard of gold coins found in Israel. DANNY HERMAN reports on the fine.

Ancient Health

Posted 24 August 2015 We sometimes think of sound medical knowledge as the provenance of modern times. But Gary Webster looks into some ancient sources—Egyptian papyri and the Hebrew Torah—the latter containing some amazingly modern science.

Caitlyn Jenner

Posted 13 August 2015 When she revealed herself on the cover of vanity fair, Caitlyn Jenner became the most famous transgender person in the world. But what does her arrival mean for the progression of trans rights? is #callmecaitlyn truly a turning point?

The Only Gay in the Villagers

Posted 13 August 2015 ...that we know of, anyway. Villagers is the musical brainchild of Irish indie-folkster Conor O’Brien, with a changing band of musicians helping him out for the past seven years.

Pen Pushers – Every picture tells a story

Posted 06 August 2015 Use images to inspire your writing with our exercises

Who’s reading the Watchman?

Posted 06 August 2015 We assess whether Go Set a Watchman, published more than 50 years after its famous predecessor, stands up against Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird