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TODAY'S LIVES: Wednesday 14th October, Milton Keynes, UK

​John Hunt: have you done any exercise yet?
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TODAY'S LIVES: Saturday 17th October, Milton Keynes, UK

​Ruth Finnegan: being, with joy, fully a human being.
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TODAY'S LIVES: Monday 19th October, Milton Keynes, UK

Alex Hunt: Anolyte ANK a COVID killer.
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Not everyone wants to write books or  make a song and dance about themselves, but everyone – everyone, has a story to tell of their family, their aspirations – their failures too, for others to share. Your piece for 'Today's Lives' can be thoughtful, literary, comedic or simply, riveting ! – the choice is yours. 


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With some similarities to the Oxford University Press ‘Very Short Introductions’ (but shorter and more immediately readable) and the much-loved English Ladybird books for a younger age group, but more interactive and personally challenging than either, the books will be particularly suitable for young adults’ school and personal reading and a perfect resource for mind-opening sixth-form general studies. They are designed to stimulate curiosity and provide the material and the insights to start filling important gaps in awareness. The suggestions for further material for those who want to take their understanding further will be an invaluable tool for readers, including those at or preparing for university. A particularly valuable feature is the interactive element in the discussion questions, suggested mini projects, a link to a series-specific Facebook page with interactIve discussion, and in many cases audio-visual and other web links. The aim of all this is to bring the material home to the personal interests and involvements of each reader whoever and wherever they may be.