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What does it mean to wait and how has that changed over time?

Hidden LGBTQ+ histories in Northern Ireland and queer cinema in contemporary China

What Birmingham can learn from Scotland + commonwealth commercial connections in the past

The latest crop of New Generation Thinkers stretch their broadcasting wings

From knitting patterns to greetings cards: Naomi Paxton looks at a series of UK archives

A computer game for cystic fibrosis patients to improve breathing

Prize winning films about migration, autism, Colombians, farming and children born of war

How can young people regulate their emotions and can gaming help adolescent mental health

Reseach into covid comics, codes in Dickens, projecting books onto hospital ceilings.

From a Black Juliet in the 18th century to Ira Aldridge鈥檚 daughter Amanda + Rita Montaner

Producer Kat Feavers & house historian Melanie Backe-Hansen on preparing the TV show

Sandeep Parmar talks to poets Kayo Chingonyi, Paisley Rekdal and Nasser Hussain

From still life paintings to Kew Gardens, a new history of horticulture is being written

Lisa Mullen explores the way data can change our view of history & looks at conservation.

Lucy Weir learns dark lessons from newspaper coverage of Black Metal and satanic rituals

Darragh McGee considers the history of gambling from 18th century card games to apps

Alexandra Reza's Essay considers the Gilet Noirs, Ousmane Semb猫ne, and Nathalie Quintane

Seren Griffiths tells the story of the soldier turned archaeologist Francis Buckley.

Xine Yao suggests that a poker Chinese face can be a good way of fighting back

Diarmuid Hester muses on the thin line between inspiration and a compulsive disorder.

Tom Scott-Smith uses four recipes to track social reforms and changes in what we value.

Sophie Oliver on motherhood, a old dress and rereading Wide Sargasso Sea

Christienna Fryar looks at Caribbean fires and earthquakes and lessons for rebuilding now

Scholars Emma Smith, Patrick Gray, and Emma Whipday find examples in different dramas