...internationally known scientist Albert Einstein who encouraged Samuel to pursue his philosophical studies. A natural communicator Samuel leant his dulcet tones to the BBC’s Third Programme (pre-cursor to Radio Three)...
...Dictionary for National Biography – Tony Benn extract by Jad Adams Hansard Parliamentary Debates Times Digital Archive Tony Benn – BBC Desert Island Discs – 20th January 1989 -BBC website...
...to Celebrate his hundredth birthday – John Doxat, 1984 Hansard, Parliamentary Debates Desert Island Discs, Rt Hon Lord Shinwell – BBC Radio Four, 23rd May 1978 - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p009myqp ...
...Office (Savings Bank Department) – Employment of Deaf and Dumb Persons - Question) (Read debate in full - https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1881/may/09/post-office-savings-bank-de-partment#S3V0261P0_18810509_HOC_72) Sign up to UK Parliament's Visit Newsletter for the latest updates...
...Wales, Scotland and Ireland being run as a Commonwealth with Oliver Cromwell acting as Lord Protector until his death in 1658. This blog focuses on the Naseby letters from 1645....
...Strachey, 6th July 1926, Parliamentary Archives, STR/33/5/63 Rudyard Kipling This newspaper clipping from the ‘Manchester Dispatch’ in 1912 also from the Beaverbrook Collection, it features Rudyard Kipling, author of ‘The...
...Newsletter for the latest updates on visiting and Big Ben, https://parliament.us16.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=3ad7e4c57a864f07e4db008c4&id=e227b1ada0 References: Angelova, L., (2019) Adhesives and consolidants for wax and wax-like materials: a review. Wax Modelling Congress 2017...
International Digital Preservation DayLicence: Creative Commons Attribution Happy International Digital Preservation Day, lets see how you did on yesterday's quiz....here are the answers. The digital preservation community has been...
...1983 Lord Macmillan Speech: Donoghue v Stevenson by Alan Rodger – Law Quarterly Review, 2000 ‘The Slug that Changed the World’ – Stephanie Todd, BBC News The Times Digital Archive...
...of media. On occasions in the late 17th and early 18th century producers of both print and scribal newsletters and papers were able to report details of parliamentary business. Sometimes...
