Daily TV & radio - Tuesday
The Secrets of Maps (9.30 am). The Peters Projection, the map created by Arno Peters in 1973 to give a fairer view of the world. Long, Long Ago (3.30 R4). "How Evil Came Into the World" – a Zulu folk...
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Higher education awards and prizes
Academy of Learning Societies for the Social Sciences Sara Arber , Martin Bulmer , Greville Corbett and Nigel Gilbert , professors at the University of Surrey have been elected to the Academy....
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Higher education appointments
University of Warwick Lectureships: Richard Baines (former senior research associate at the University of Cambridge) the department of biological sciences. Baibel Finkenstadt , department of...
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Latest international news
Education minister quits to take on Italian government Italian premier Giuliano Amato has taken over the universities ministry following the resignation of its minister Ortensio Zecchino, who is to...
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Latest UK news
£15 million announced for Scots technology programmes Wendy Alexander, Scotland’s minister for enterprise and lifelong learning, has announced £15 million for information and communications...
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From today's UK papers
FINANCIAL TIMES Douglas Breeden has been named dean of the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, North Carolina. THE GUARDIAN University of Surrey biologist Johnjoe McFadden argues that unless...
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Daily TV & radio - Monday
Mapping the Town (11.00 am R4). Julian ( Meet the Ancestors ) Richards starts a new "hidden history" beginning with Cardiff. Afternoon Play – Victorian Marriage Beds (2.15 R4). About Strindberg and...
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Weekend TV & radio
SATURDAY February 3 » Breaking the Seal : Tax Records (9.30 am BBC2). Episode two of Open University archive series, first shown last year. Soaps on the Couch (10.30 am R4). How do soap operas...
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You will never eat lunch in this town again
The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism
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Treasure troves of jade, jewels and intestines
The Lords of Tikal
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Science that moves in a religious way
Despite evidence that the red planet is a poisonous desert, James Lovelock writes, finding life on Mars remains for many scientists a Holy Grail. In the 1930s, Electric Lane in Brixton, south London...
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Seduced by the simulated life
Creation
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How to net yourself a site
Web Teaching Guide
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Honouring the master of logical languages
Proof, Language and Interaction
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a travel book by an English novelist who wrote a novel aboutthe same country: " The border means more...