Archaeology is an evidence and process based discipline and along with other complex areas of national life it is one where experts are required to sometimes tell politicians things they do not want to hear.  In those circumstances archaeologists are

In what may be a stark indication of morale in the world of archaeology and heritage a survey undertaken in the wake of Prime Minister Theresa May’s announcement of a snap general election in the UK, has revealed that just 2% of a sample

Londoners in massive outpouring of grief on South Bank site of Garden Bridge as Trust announces end of project This morning, saw the final collapse of the ill-fated London Garden Bridge project, as the Garden Bridge Trust announced the

Helen Geake and her team of Green Party Canvassers   With the UK General Election just days away millions of people, including archaeologists, are making the final decision about which way to vote and why.  However, there are relatively

 Protected by his spin doctors Jeremy Hunt sneaks past a group of junior doctors on his way to a “constituency meeting” with Lord Lingfield     A PipeLine Special Investigation by Andy Brockman Last week, the British Secretary of State for Health, Jeremy