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A debating society didn’t want to invite two figures connected to the party to speak. Cue an authoritarian response, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Many Britons enjoy a curry served with a heap of fluffy white basmati rice, its delicate aroma balancing the heat of the dish. But few stop to think about the grain’s long journey. From the paddy fields of India and Pakistan, through regional markets and rice mills, then matured for…

I began teaching Stanley Kubrick in 2007 shortly after I moved to Bangor University. In 2012, I embarked on a research project exploring what I called Kubrick’s ethics, ethnicity and archives. It was during that research, which was published as Stanley Kubrick: New York Jewish Intellectual in 2018, that I…

Water company on the defensive after discharging dangerous levels of waste into the Thames

Trauma of pandemic having lasting impact on people’s mental health three years on, research reveals

Avian species worldwide incorporate man-made litter into their homes, posing potential risks and benefits.

Aesculapian Rat Snakes have come out of hibernation and populated Colwyn Bay in North Wales - but residents have noticed that a few reptiles have been killed by motorists

Having endured the long winter in hibernation the constrictor snakes – Britain's biggest wild species – began venturing out in late spring

The additional space will enable Bangor University’s M-SParc to further boost business and staff numbers