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For years she travelled across Norfolk – on her bike or by public transport – taking history to the people. Derek James remembers Rachel Young.

Mark Tufnell says many farmers are reluctant to trust government as changes to subsidy payments loom

Thanksgiving plays an important role in Americans’ views of ourselves and our heritage. The mere fact that it is time off from work and school cannot by itself explain how many travel to be with those they care about to celebrate. But our understanding does not extend very deep, because the Pilgrims started from a communal or communist system, and only moved to a private

Missing from last week’s summit agenda was any serious discussion about the problems facing the global economy as it recovers from the deep recession of 2020.

Professor Richard Huzzey investigates how the brutal massacre following the Morant Bay Rebellion in Jamaica created a schism in British opinion over the role of colonialism...

From historical drama to creature feature – this week’s top TV movies

Kamlesh Vaswani, an Indore-based lawyer, who had filed public interest litigation in Supreme Court in 2013 regarding the impact of pornography on children, speaks to Outlook on why porn has not been banned in India yet.

How the Victorians fought for cheap food | Finance & economics

The overseas trade minister, Liz Truss, keeps officials busy penning articles in her name. She took on opposition to a trade deal with the United States, arguing against concerns about the standards in its food industry and whether these were acceptable in a trade deal with the UK. With an early US trade deal off the agenda, she is now targeting the Australia deal. The Biden administration has made no secret that now is not the time for a deal with the UK. They are more interested in rebuil...

Here we take you through a guide of how to make gin at home, which is surprisingly pretty damn easy. Cheers to that, my friends!