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Elizabeth Linley: the (troubled) Nightingale of Bath
Thomas Messel
The scandalous tale of a vulnerable young singer, her elopement… and what happened next
£4.00 – £8.00
The scandalous tale of a vulnerable young singer, her elopement… and what happened next
Going large! A talk on the blood, sweat and tears it takes to create sculpture on a monumental scale.
An evening of six inspiring and thought-provoking short films highlighting climate change & conservation
What can the Talking Cure still offer in a century that would rather scan the brain than listen to the patient? Christos Tombras makes the case.
How Weimar looms large in German history as a crucible of democracy and dictatorship
Are the foundations of the Western world unravelling? It’s the time to embrace complexity says Andreas Wasmuht.
An Italian course for pre-intermediates
How a chemist from Stockton-on-Tees lit up the world with his invention – includes a short film
Why do citizens, journalists and scholars reach radically different conclusions about the same events?
Sir Stewart Eldon, the UK’s former Permanent Representative to NATO explores how we best safeguard a rules-based international order.
Is Plato still relevant in a digital age? What can we still learn from the studying of democracy in ancient Greece?
The first of BRLSI’s brand new talk series, Let’s go Adventure, Toby Savage shares tales of life on the road in Libya.
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