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Saturday 28 January Book Launch - The Keats Brothers Denise Gigante talks about her new biography of John and George Keats.

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Monday 30 January Why It's Kicking Off Everywhere: The New Global Revolutions Department of Sociology public lecture

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Tuesday 31 January In the Footsteps of Hercules in Leeds Eleanor OKell gets into costume and character to take us on a virtual tour of Leeds art and architecture

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Friday 24 February Hajj and the future of Islam Discussion regarding the spiritual, moral, political, and religious lessons Hajj can teach about Islam

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Sunday 26 February Bad Science Beyond the Western World Martin Robbins takes 'bad science' and dodgy healthcare to task.

In this talk Martin gives a more global view of homeopathy, quacks abroad and bad science in the developing world. He will cover Homeopaths in Haiti and Africa, AIDS denialism, how alt-med props up the Cuban healthcare system, anti-vaccination movements in Africa and Asia, dodgy bomb-detectors, and a plethora of other stories about quacks amok in the third world.

Martin Robbins is a freelance science writer, podcaster and journalist who blogs for The Guardian about science, pseudoscience and the role of science in politics.

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