Lights, camera, learning
Stephen Bayly is fighting to keep the UK's film school at the cutting edge. Kam Patel reports. Stephen Bayly has gone back to school. Only this time he has gone back to run it. Inevitably much has...
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Flights of mysticism
The Speech of the Birds
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The scholar of the scrolls
Providential Accidents
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Let there be light, said the council
Nights in the Big City
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Civilisation's classical design
The Cambridge Illustrated History of Ancient Greece
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Heavenly bodies, nebulous concepts
A History of Modern Planetary Physics
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The other notes of Mrs B's boy
Letters From a Life
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Hoping distant cousins will kiss
Belief in God in an Age of Science
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Captivated by a distorted mirror
Pilgrimage in Tibet - Prisoners of Shangri-La - Inner Revolution
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The Russian evolution
Russia
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First impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from a Russian novelist whose book had nothing to do with deceased fish: "Into the gates of the inn in...
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Two for the shooting
First-year National Film and Televison School students Gavin Struthers and Sasha Olswang are on a six-week placement at Discovery TV with a brief to come up with three-minute items to fill...
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Honorary degrees
University of WarwickDLitt: Simon Barrington-Ward, former bishop of Coventry and member of House of Lords, prelate of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George (1989); Penelope Lively...
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Brits take maths Fields ahead
Two young British academics have won the equivalent of the Nobel prize in mathematics. Richard Borcherds and Tim Gowers, both of whom are at the University of Cambridge, were awarded the Fields medal...
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Hexagen
Hexagen, a biotechnology company that grew out of the University of Cambridge two years ago, has been taken over by Incyte Pharmaceuticals of the United States for Pounds 23.5 million.