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27/08/202206/12/2022James Porteous

Watch: One-on-one with Roger Waters

11/04/202206/12/2022James Porteous

Watch: Ukraine: The Seeds of War (AJE)

The first section of the Berlin Wall is pushed down by crowds, November 1989. Photograph: Tom Stoddart/Getty Images
06/03/202206/03/2022James Porteous

Photos: Tom Stoddart’s career in pictures

Petroglyphs (rock carvings) are seen in the mountains on the northern side of the Saudi city of Hael, around 700 kms north of downtown Riyadh, 02 June 2007. Known for its old forts and historic structures, as well as its traditions and heritage, Hail is now thriving to be an agricultural, industrial and commercial centre. (AFP/Hassan Ammar)
20/09/202120/09/2021James Porteous

Saudi Arabia’s desert camel carvings dated to around 7,000 years ago

In the iconic photo from 1975, people are seen boarding a helicopter on the roof of the CIA station in Saigon
28/08/202128/08/2021James Porteous

Watch: The Fall of Saigon (1975)

Sirhan Sirhan, left, reacts alongside his attorney William Pepper, as he is denied parole, at the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego, 10 February 2016. Gregory BullAP Photo
24/08/202124/08/2021James Porteous

It’s time for Sirhan Sirhan to go free

Members of the Nez Perce Tribe ride to Am’sáaxpa or "the place of boulders," to bless the ancestral land they reclaimed.
03/08/202103/08/2021James Porteous

100 years after forced removal, Nez Perce people celebrate reclaimed land

A diver examines the remains of an ancient military vessel discovered in the Mediterranean sunken city of Thonis-Heracleion off the coast of Alexandria, Egypt, in this handout image released on July 19, 2021. The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities/Handout via REUTERS
21/07/202121/07/2021James Porteous

Egypt finds ancient military vessel, Greek graves in sunken city

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15/07/202115/07/2021James Porteous

Backstory: The UK’s Troubles ‘Amnesty’

A person looks at an electronic display of The Vitruvian Man 1490, a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci. Photograph: Alamy Stock Photo
08/07/202108/07/2021James Porteous

Study reconstructing Da Vinci’s genealogical profile finds 14 living relatives

A V&A employee looks at colour images projected onto casts on loan from the British Museum, based on originals from the Palace of Darius, on display at Epic Iran, an exhibition soon to open at the V&A in London, Britain, May 25, 2021. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls
26/05/202126/05/2021James Porteous

V&A ‘Epic Iran’ puts 5,000 years of artefacts on display

13/05/202124/08/2021James Porteous

‘War lawyers’ decide who lives and who dies in modern war zones

Screenshot from The Gaze
13/05/202113/05/2021James Porteous

Watch: 52-Minute Montage ‘The Gaze’ Sets the Tone for ‘Underground Railroad’

The language used by media to report on events in Israel and Palestine has come under scrutiny (AFP/screengrabs)
11/05/202124/08/2021James Porteous

A primer: Israel-Palestine media language

11/05/202111/05/2021James Porteous

The battle to save Britain’s Whitechapel Bell Foundry

10/05/202110/05/2021James Porteous

KAMI RITA SHERPA JUST REACHED EVEREST SUMMIT FOR A RECORD 25TH TIME

Researchers at the Université du Québec à Rimouski are working to authenticate a letter believed to have been thrown into the Atlantic by a passenger on the Titanic. (Submitted by L'Université du Québec à Rimouski)
09/05/202122/05/2021James Porteous

Did this message in a bottle really come from the Titanic?

How the Internet Archive Has Digitized More than 250,000 78 R.P.M. Records: See the Painstaking Process Up-Close
04/05/202122/05/2021James Porteous

See How the Internet Archive Has Digitized More than 250,000 78 R.P.M. Records

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02/05/202124/08/2021James Porteous

Backstory: ‘The Zoot Suit Riots’ (Los Angeles, 1943)

24/04/202124/04/2021James Porteous

The Bay of Pigs – 17 Apr 1961

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