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Huge rise in maths and sciences... as boys close the gap

18.08.11
Soaring numbers of teenagers are taking maths and science A-levels, today's results show - as experts say the increase could be partly down to a 'Brian Cox effect', named after the popular BBC2 presenter... more

Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes - review

12.08.11
Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes revives the franchise in the form of another "origins" story, to put alongside X-Men, Thor, Captain America, Green Lantern, et al. This one's different though - it's a cracker... more

Stars see funny side of particle physics in Uncaged Monkeys

17.05.11
If comedy is the new rock 'n' roll, then science is the new comedy. A packed house gathered last night for the first of two epic live versions of Radio 4's Infinite Monkey Cag... more

The Veteran is just not quite enough

28.04.11
There's a lot of good work in writer-director Matthew Hope's serious-minded urban thriller, The Veteran... more

TV tribes: Are you a Scandi-ravian, wife of Brian or Sex-Goth?

22.03.11
Whether a fan of the Danish cop series, The Killing, or obsessed with Professor Brian Cox on Sunday nights, this season's television tribes all think their series is the best. Nick Curtis classifies each species... more

We're in it now so let's just get on and win it

22.03.11
I think the public have a stronger grasp of historical fluidity than some leaders and commentators... more

Spare us more details of your love life, Cherie

18.03.11
We all know what uxoriousness means: a man's excessive devotion to his wife. But what is the female equivalent?... more

Ant and Dec triumph at RTS Awards 2011

16.03.11
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly were winners at the Royal Television Society Awards 2011 last night... more

Dirty, sexy, physics - how science on TV became cool

14.03.11
Science programmes are the new TV cookery shows thanks to Brian Cox, says Ben Bryant... more

It's better to have the Iranian embassy in sight

08.03.11
The defeat by Kensington residents of plans for a new Iranian embassy in Queen's Gate, a "yellow fortress" of ochre stone and marble, is hailed as a "victory for common sense"... more

Ironclad is a medieval romp with plenty of blood-letting

04.03.11
Ironclad has a bit of sensible acting between the blood-letting, when the screenplay allows with stars James Purefoy, Brian Cox and Derek Jacobi... more

Curse of the all star cast in Red

22.10.10
If you have Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren and Brian Cox in your cast — all just supporting Bruce Willis — you ought to make a feistier comedy than Red... more

The price isn't right for cabs in London

01.04.10
Just when you think things can't get any more expensive, they do. When I first heard the news that cab fares from Leicester Square are to cost up to £50 for a 12-mile journey, I thought it was an April Fool... more

Brian Cox: All the great discoveries were by people curious about nature

11.03.10
The £2.6bn Large Hadron Collider is to close again for maintenance. But despite the backlash, Brian Cox, the astrophysicist making science sexy — and who used to be the keyboardist in pop band D:ream — still believes things can only get better.... more

Safety work on Large Hadron Collider will give it more bang

10.03.10
Large Hadron Collider in Geneva is to close down for a year for vital safety work to be carried out before it 'pushes technology to the limits'... more

Hannibal Lecter, aka Brian Cox, to play speaker in expenses scandal drama

09.12.09
Brian Cox, the actor best known for his role as Hannibal Lecter, has been lined up to play former House of Commons Speaker Michael Martin.... more

Super Cooper: Dominic Cooper's Hollywood education

09.10.09
Dominic Cooper on his teenage cross-dressing, the dangers of dancing at the Oscars and that scandalous rehearsal-room romp.... more

Lolita: The perfect approach to Humbert grotesquerie

08.09.09
We don’t see Lolita, the precocious 4ft10in nymphet, at all. Rather, we hear about her from her seducer-cum-protector, Humbert Humbert... more

End the world and we'll kill you scientists

08.09.08
Scientists behind a machine built to recreate the Big Bang in miniature are receiving death threats from people who fear the world will end when it is fired up on Wednesday... more

Welcome break for a jailbird

19.06.08
Joseph Fiennes stars in The Escapist, but according to Derek Melcolm, this inventive prison drama demands and holds the audience's attention largely due to the talents of lead actor Brian Cox.... more

Film inspired by 7/7 bombings has premiere on anniversary

19.05.08
A film prompted by the 7 July bombings is to be premiered in London on the third anniversary of the terrorist attacks... more

DVDs of the week

28.08.07
Some implausibly attractive scientists bid to relight the sun in Sunshine, and Mr Bean goes on holiday in the DVDs of the week.... more

Superman lacks pedal power

28.06.07
A true story acuurately told can't outshine The Flying Scotsman's pedestrian formula in spite of some good acting.... more

The sun worshipper

02.04.07
28 Days Later director Danny Boyle explains how he hopes to shine a light on the human condition with new film Sunshine.... more

Minghella launches new film centre

13.03.07
Oscar-winning director Anthony Minghella is hosting a champagne reception to launch the British Film Institute's new multi-million pound cultural centre.... more

Sher puts portraits of stage stars on display

12.02.07
Sir Anthony Sher is one of the greatest living Shakespearean actors, a leading stage director and prolific author but his collection of portraits are less well known. Until now.... more

A hiding to nothing

08.02.07
While the cast does its best, this prequel to the Hannibal Lecter franchise is just too slow. Derek Malcolm lost interest in the psychopath's ponderous quest to avenge his sister's killers. ... more

Family fun that cuts both ways

01.02.07
Running with Scissors, a film charting the warped Seventies upbringing of Augusten Burroughs, could not decide whether to be a tragic-comedy or bilious farce, says Derek Malcolm.... more

Between anarchic rock and a hardline place

20.12.06
Tom Stoppard's Rock 'n' Roll is holding on in a West End submerged in a sea of musicals, proving that bracing mental exercise for audiences is still permitted on the commercial London stage.... more

Winners to be named at London theatre awards

27.11.06
The wait is almost over. Today we will discover who has triumphed in the 52nd Evening Standard Theatre Awards at the Savoy Hotel.... more


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