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Through evocative black and white photography, a new Hoxton Mini Press book acts as a timely reminder of how much the NHS has done for us

Brilliant coffee book shows photos of striking nurses and Britain's first heart transplant patient.

Before WWII, healthcare in the UK consisted of an uneven patchwork of services. The post-war Labour Government wanted to change that.

The founder of England's Usborne Publishing, Peter Usborne, is said to have died 'unexpectedly but peacefully,' surrounded by family.

You dont often hear about artistic collaborations between photographers and knitters, but thats exactly what Joseph Ford and Nina Dodd have created with their "Invisible Jumpers" project, collected in a new book (out in the U.S. on November 25)…

Moments of everyday beauty feature in these recommended reads, showcasing the best of art and image-making from the 20th century to today.

Doggy People offers a fascinating portrait of a small corner of 19th-century life. Despite such a niche subject, it uncovers an interesting array of forgotten and colourful characters.

What do relationships look like in the 21st century? 23 photographers come together to document the foundations of human connection in todays world.

AN image featuring a Radnorshire schoolgirl that encapsulates rural life in Powys is one of 99 that has been selected to illustrate the diversity of…

What do relationships look like in the 21st century? 23 photographers come together to document the foundation of human connection.