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Quote of the day by C. S. Lewis: 'It may be hard for an egg to turn into a bird: it would be a jolly sight harder for...' - inspiring life lessons on self-growth, why you must change to reach your full potential and why you can't grow while being in your comfort zone by The Chronicles of Narnia author

Quote of the day by C. S. Lewis: C.S. Lewis believed growth requires embracing change and leaving comfort zones. He compared people to eggs needing to hatch to realize their potential. Lewis, an Irish-born scholar, wrote many influential books including Narnia. His life journey included atheism, conversion to Christianity, and…

The Economic Times

Hawking by Graham Farmelo review – the dark side of genius

A biography of the physicist recognises his achievements, but also reveals the selfish narcissist underneath

The Guardian - UK

Cambridge University examines conduct of academic suspended by Reform UK

James Orr, an associate professor, was shown in Channel 4 News footage apparently trying to sidestep electoral law

The Guardian - UK

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Cambridge University asks former chief crown prosecutor to open Arday review

Nazir Afzal to focus in review’s first stage on support given to professor in immediate period before his death

The Guardian - UK

Authorities Launch Investigation Into Jason Arday's Death After Coroner Suspects 'Unnatural' Causes

Authorities have opened an investigation into the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, following his resignation amid allegations. The coroner suspects an 'unnatural death', though no cause is confirmed.

International Business Times UK

Penguin issues clarification on reports it dropped Sonia Gandhi’s memoir ‘Belonging’

Penguin Random House India clarified it is not publishing Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging' in India. Reports claimed the publisher withdrew from releasing the book after editorial changes were rejected. The publisher stated it remains keen to publish the memoir, which details Gandhi's life journey. Fact-checking and editorial suggestions are a…

The Economic Times

‘Armchair supporter’: do I still love going to football or just the idea of it?

A welcome return to watch Cambridge in the Carabao Cup brought back a whole lot of memories, nostalgia and contemplation

The Guardian - UK

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Inquest opens into death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday

Academic was found unresponsive by family members, inquest told, as coroner adjourns proceedings to later date

The Guardian - UK

Nathan Cofnas, scholar who exposed Jason Arday’s plagiarism, says he had no ill will towards him: “This was about DEI”

Nathan Cofnas, the American researcher who first publicly detailed extensive plagiarism allegations against Cambridge University’s youngest Black professor, Jason Arday, has said he bore no personal animosity towards the late academic. In his first detailed comments to VRT NWS after Arday’s death, Cofnas stated that he “had zero interest” in…

The Times of India

India’s satellite launch cost 4 times higher than US, Cambridge study finds; Space Dept disputes findings

A new study reveals that satellite launch costs in India are the highest among key markets. Government sources challenge this perception, highlighting the advantages of subsidies and strategic savings. To support the growth of private sector space ventures, various funding schemes are being implemented, with expectations of a sharp decrease…

The Economic Times

Jason Arday press coverage: analysis of the volume and type of articles

The death of Jason Arday, following weeks of news coverage of his life and career, has prompted calls for a new inquiry into press standards. The University of Cambridge academic faced an overwhelming volume of comment from international news organisations, broadcasters, digital-native publications and the public on social media. His…

The Conversation

Jason Arday's death: Why a Ghent University academic is under probe after plagiarism accusation

Following allegations of plagiarism involving Jason Arday, Ghent University has taken action by suspending researcher Nathan Cofnas. Arday had previously resigned from his position at Cambridge University due to these contentious claims. The university emphasises its commitment to combating discrimination while upholding academic freedom. Cofnas, known for his polarising blog…

The Times of India

Ghent University suspends US academic behind Jason Arday plagiarism claims

Arday, who became Cambridge's youngest-ever black professor when he was appointed in 2023, was found dead Friday aged 41.

Euronews

Censors Seize on Jason Arday's Death as Excuse To Demand More Censorship

Politicians respond to tragedy by demanding more regulation of journalism.

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Cambridge Audio Evo 300

Cambridge Audio’s flagship Evo 300 streaming amplifier promises serious power, but is that enough?

The Independent UK

‘Prolier-than-thou!’ Burnham accused of ‘desperate’ attempt to play up working class roots by novelist

THE TALK SHOW: Robert Harris tells The Independent’s editor-in-chief Geordie Greig that the Labour prime minister’s ‘desire to be liked’ risks making him look ‘facile and glib’

Reason

Ibram X. Kendi Is Wrong About Jason Arday

Are the media responsible for the demise of a famous black professor at the University of Cambridge?

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Ex-Cambridge Professor Accused Of Plagiarizing PhD Re-Ignites Scandal After Passing As People Find GoFundMe

“Supporting a family who knew he was lying. What a mucked up, upside down world we are living in.”

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International Business Times UK

Who Was Jason Arday? Cambridge's Youngest Black Professor Who Learned to Read at 18

Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest Black professor, overcame significant challenges to become a leading voice on race and education. His legacy is celebrated by thousands after his untimely death.

Evening Standard

Mourners gather in Trafalgar Square for a vigil honouring former Cambridge professor Jason Arday

The vigil for the late Cambridge professor was held on the steps of the National Gallery on Monday

The Independent UK

Jason Arday’s family condemns ‘public cruelty’ as thousands gather at vigil in his memory

Professor Jason Arday’s vigil was attended by crowds of people in Trafalgar Square after his death was announced on Friday

The Independent UK

Jason Arday vigil: ‘Imagine what might happen if we were all united in the just cause of valuing human beings equally’

IN DEPTH : The thousands supporting Prof Jason Arday on a Monday evening, just 72 hours after his death, are representative of London - diverse in terms of race, age and background, reports The Independent’s Radhika Sanghani

The Economic Times

In 1616, an English physician proposed a revolutionary theory and explained blood circulatory system instrumental in the success of the several surgeries and procedures and triggering the advancement of the medical field: How William Harvey's efforts saved several lives?

In 1616, English physician William Harvey proposed a theory that blood moves through the body in a continuous circuit through arteries and veins. His observations, dissections and experiments challenged the teachings of Galen. Published in 1628, his work changed medical understanding and helped establish observation and experiment as key parts…

The National (Scotland)

Who is Nathan Cofnas, the man who first accused Jason Arday of plagiarism?

The media frenzy around Jason Arday was sparked by allegations of plagiarism from one man

The Independent UK

Cambridge chancellor condemns ‘racist feeding frenzy’ over Jason Arday

Shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly has said he felt Prof Arday was used as ‘bragging rights by some universities’.

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