Cambridge, UK – It’s hard to believe this long, dark basement room at Cambridge University Library holds thousands of years of heady thought from religion to physics, anatomy to evolution. Peer ...

Two of Charles Darwin's notebooks containing his pioneering ideas on evolution and his famous "Tree of Life" sketch have been returned anonymously after going missing for 21 years, Cambridge ...

Two notebooks written by the famed British naturalist Charles Darwin in 1837 and missing for years may have been stolen from the Cambridge University Library, according to curators who launched a ...

At first glance, the 16th-century register found in the Cambridge University Library might not seem the most remarkable of objects. Its brittle pages simply held handwritten records of property deeds ...

SNP councillor Glen Reid renews efforts to get back Scotland’s oldest surviving manuscript and ‘right this historical wrong’ Cambridge University Library will soon be asked to return Scotland’s oldest ...

A new program at the University of Cambridge library in the UK is asking people to bring in their floppy disks so that any digital artifacts on them can be extracted. Among rediscovered files are ...

Workmen dismantling shelves at Cambridge University Library got a sweet surprise when out fluttered an old chocolate bar wrapper from at least 50 years ago. The orange wrapper of the Crunchie bar - ...

A Crunchie chocolate bar wrapper from the 1960s, was discovered at Cambridge University Library by workers dismantling shelves. The sweet treat, which cost a sixpence (6d), had been stashed behind ...

The two notebooks were anonymously returned to the Cambridge University Library 22 years after they went missing. A note addressed to the librarian read: “Happy Easter.” By Daniel Victor See more of ...

Series producer John Lloyd said the team was astonished the show attracted 15 million viewers at its peak During a 12-year run in the 1980s and 1990s, Spitting Image lampooned political leaders, ...

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