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The binding no longer belongs in the university's collections "due to the ethically fraught nature of the book's origins".

The book, from the mid-1880s, was reportedly bound with the skin from the body of a female patient.

The Ivy League school first learned of the legitimacy of claims that the book, Destines of the Soul, was covered in actual human skin in 2014.

Plans have been submitted for bed and breakfast accommodation at a pub.

Chrysanthemums grown for mums by community members raises funds for palliative patients

Boxpark is looking for ‘emerging and independent street food businesses on a regional and national scale’ for its upcoming Liverpool food hall.

“Great Discoveries in Medicine: From Ayurveda to X-rays, Cancer to Covid” and edited by William and Helen Bynum; Thames & Hudson (352 pages, $16.95 paper) ——— Medicine isn’t magic. It

Divided into broad sections — “Discovering the Body” and “Tools of the Trade” ― the book explains how, over thousands of years, people have studied how our bodies work and invented an array of chemicals and machines to make them work better.

It is described as an “internationally renowned, premium Californian burger brand”