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At the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens, a new exhibition investigates how the climate crisis between 1780 and 1930 was perceived and represented by Western intellectualls.

This Bonfire Night, as you stand beside the fire, take a moment to think of the words that might be rising with the smoke.

Our place names provide a window into the country’s history.

Algorithms help deliver tailored, personalised content.

The tales were rich in regional dialects, reflecting the linguistic diversity of Germany before it first became a unified nation in 1871.

These gothic classics have the power to captivate and tantalise your fear time and time again.

Here are some fantastic ideas to make the most of the October half-term.

The idea of changing the time deliberately and on a national scale seems somewhat absurd, when time itself is a matter of physics.

Within educational settings, the problem helps inform us how strong our biases can be.

Is it possible to continue enjoying a text, even when its author engages in behaviours we don’t necessarily agree with?