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  1. Gargoyles, inkwells and brands of gold

    University-branded goods are big business in the US - but it's a different story in the UK. Kate Worsley looks for the bottom line on what a logo is worth in profit and image The last time the...

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  2. Cupid's book of ciphers

    By cracking the code of a PoW's wartime diary, a mathematician gave a woman a glimpse into her husband's torment and passion. Karen Gold reports In the dining room of the Savoy Hotel, still standing...

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  3. A troubled history that began in 8,000 BC

    In her new book, Marianne Elliott draws on her experiences of growing up a Catholic in Belfast to trace the forces that have fused the country's politics with religion. Anne McHardy reports For...

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  4. Higher Channels

    John Davies chooses some broadcasting highlights (all times pm unless stated). Pick of the week While Channel 4 is still focusing on doctors' mistakes (see Sunday and Tuesday), BBC1 presents medicine...

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  5. A lord with a rainbow notion

    Author of the controversial report published this week on Britain's multi-ethnic future, Bhikhu Parekh argues that we should learn to value our cultural diversity and consign to history attitudes...

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  10. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a philosopher, mathematician and a man of science: " Common sense is the best distributed thing in the...

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