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Archaeologists dig in over planning reforms row

BBC News
By Jennifer Scott
image captionProf Alice Roberts and Dan Snow are among the experts backing the campaign
Historical discoveries could be at risk if government does not put archaeology at the heart of its new planning reforms, experts have warned.
Archaeologists, academics and professional bodies have launched a campaign to ensure their work with developers remains a legal requirement.
It has the backing of TV academics Prof Alice Roberts and Dan Snow, along with a number of MPs and peers.
The government said it was determined to protect archaeological treasures .
Boris Johnson first announced his proposals for reform of the planning system in England last year, with the aim of stopping local opponents blocking development in designated growth zones. ....

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Citing neuroscience, a Grandmaster says men are better at chess. Smart move?

In a commentary for a chess magazine, British chess Grandmaster Nigel Short appealed to neuroscience to support his claim that women’s brains are “hard-wired” in a way that predisposes females to have less innate chess aptitude than their male counterparts.
In essay titled Vive la Différence!” published this week in
Chess In News, Mr. Short writes that Dutch chess Grandmaster Johannes Hendrikus Donner, may have “had a point,” when he wrote, “The difference between the sexes is remarkable in chess, but not any more so, to my mind, than any other field of cultural activity. Women cannot play chess, but they cannot paint either, or write, or philosophise. In fact, women have never thought or made anything worth considering.” ....

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Lyme Regis Mary Anning statue designs released

BBC News
Published
image captionThe statue of Mary Anning depicts her with her dog, Tray
Early designs for a statue of Dorset palaeontologist Mary Anning have been released as campaigners make a final push to reach their funding target.
The Mary Anning Rocks campaign has been working to create a permanent memorial in Anning s hometown of Lyme Regis.
Her discoveries in the early 19th Century helped shape scientific understanding of prehistoric life, but her work was never properly recognised.
The design sketch by sculptor Denise Dutton shows Anning with her dog, Tray.
The campaign for the statue, led by 13-year-old Evie Swire, is supported by Prof Alice Roberts who appeared in a video to launch a crowdfunding bid to raise £100,000. ....

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