Learn about the topics that matter to the BTH Staff and Community as they write about their personal life and interests in an honest and casual way.
For centuries, Britain has exported some remarkable things to the world: democracy, parliamentary government, the English language, industrial innovation, cricket and even queueing, although that
There is a very specific theatre that plays out in chat groups, forums, and comment sections. It has no script, no rehearsals, and yet the
There’s a particular species that roams chat platforms, dating apps and even the dusty corners of WhatsApp groups. You’ve met them, I’ve met them and
I sometimes have a giggle when scrolling through social media and seeing human self-expression condensed into a few characters aka their online profile name. A
It began, as these things often do in messaging (which as room admin I can’t turn off), with what seemed like a perfectly ordinary message:
When interacting with new people on social platforms, subtle social cues often reveal underlying cognitive and emotional patterns. A recent interaction illustrates this perfectly. I
The mother-in-law. A figure shrouded in mystery, tradition, and the kind of pointed questions that can reduce a grown adult to a gibbering wreck over
Ah, the British springtime: Cocky is showing his babies off to Michaela, Clare’s cycling to her class, quiet sundowners by Steve’s fire pit, and what’s
World Rugby has announced that, starting this April 1st, all drawn matches at full time will now be settled neither by extra time, nor by
Ah, the groomsmen dance. That awkward, ambitious, and occasionally catastrophic moment when a group of men, who generally have the coordination of a herd of