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Easter: eggs, hares, lamb and the return of warmth and sunshine – a Christian festival that feels pagan
Easter rituals as we know them today represent an untidy collection of customs connected with celebrating spring growth and the...
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Why are we so moved by the plight of the Notre Dame?
Knowing that Notre Dame survived two world wars, the French Revolution and the Paris Commune, as well as Nazi occupation...
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Why age gives West African women more autonomy and power
Several studies, covering about 58 countries across the world, found that as women get older they are more able to...
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Fabulous at fifty plus
Sovereign Magazine takes note of women and their achievements at any age and is putting together a Special edition this...
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Mothering Sunday
At the Bloomsbury Ephemera Fair today you could see books, ephemera, maps, prints, posters, postcards, photographs but looking for unusual...
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English Brexfast
Photo credit Darie Nani MTN Press European exasperation within the chaos at Brexit talks descended into profanity and name-calling, as...
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Expat or Immigrant?
Flock of Flamingos migrating- WHO DOESN'T MIGRATE? When is the last time you heard the word "Expat"? How many times...
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Socrates in love: how the ideas of this woman are at the root of Western philosophy
Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford Where did Socrates, the foundational figure of Western philosophy, get the inspiration for his original...
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Fuelling innovation through the camera lens: Elaine Pringle-Schwitter
“Expat life can be very hard and it can throw you 360 degrees. It can make you doubt yourself, doubt...
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A story of adventure and love
“Inspiration is everywhere, and the world is my open book; ready to be recorded, ready to be transformed into a...
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