Middlesex Polytechnic News Today

When she was born at Kensington Palace on May 1, 1964, she was seventh in the line of succession. Weighing 6lb and 2oz, this was the last royal to be born in a palace, not a hospital.

“Nostalgia,” Agnes Arnold-Forster tells us – echoing a graffito reported near the refectory at Middlesex Polytechnic in 1974 – “isn’t what it used to be.” From “the Swiss Alps in the 17th century... to the election campaigns of Donald Trump”, she traces startling transmogrifications in her story of how scientists, scholars and self-interested manipulators have used and abused the word.

Artist, writer and curator who worked on a monumental scale, concentrating on pen and ink drawings

Hasbro signs deal with Lego Group and Alton Towers operator Merlin Entertainments

Lady Sarah, 59, and Arthur, 24, were among the extended members of the Firm to support Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey.

In the 1970s heyday of women’s lib, Lynne Segal turned her townhouse into a hub for shared parenting and activism. She’s still there, spreading joy, one shared meal at a time

The Duke of Yorks eldest daughter Princess Beatrice, 33, was animated as she watched the action unfold on Centre Court in Wimbledon today alongside other royals.

The stylish royal, 59, and daughter of the late Princess Margaret, looked fashionably smart in a pinstriped shirt at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London.

<strong>Other lives: </strong>Artist, printmaker and educator who was a pioneer of design education in the early 1970s

<strong>Other Lives: </strong>Art historian and art critic who wrote more than 15 books