“He was mixed race, a good looking guy. He said he liked me and asked me out for a drink. I said yes, I was flattered”. Noelia Ceballos Terrén After four years John Lennon, 44, from Dublin, can still remember every detail of that Saturday in August 2010. […]
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Talking about super diversity
From 23-25 June, the University of Birmingham will be witness to the first international interdisciplinary conference about social diversity. It will concentrate on the impact this has in various geographical fields. Under the title of Super diversity: theory, method and practice in an era of change, its objective is […]
Talking about… other languages
On 14 June, NATECLA (the National Association for Teaching English and Community Languages to Adults) will hold a seminar about learning languages that are written and read from right to left. The conference will attempt to open a debate between different linguistic professionals about the use, the investigation and […]
N. Desborough: “It’s possible to be gay and Christian, but…”
“Nowhere in the Bible affirms homosexuality as a practice that is approved by God”, says this free Church Pastor, who works daily to create a more inclusive atmosphere for homosexuals. Nevertheless, he states that the Bible must continue to govern Christian morality; therefore he is roundly opposed to gay marriage. […]
Livingstone, admired and criticised
This year commemorates the bicentenary of the birth of Doctor David Livingstone whose archive is on show until 17 May, together with curios which accompanied him on his illustrious African expeditions. With the arrival of this anniversary, people in London now have the opportunity to get to know the […]