Faith, freedom, friendship: cross-cultural affective networks in the correspondence of C F Andrews, E J Thompson, and V H Elwin, India and Europe, 1919 to 1964 by Rogers, DW

“…Andrews’s subsequent demand for full independence for India in his <i>Independence: The Immediate Need</i> is followed by Thompson’s role, at Andrews’s instigation and supported by Thompson’s American wife Theodosia, as a drafter and a signatory of a letter from missionaries to the British Indian press, condemning the one-sided support by the British in India for General Dyer, who had been responsible for the Amritsar massacre. …”

Horizon scanning for potential invasive non‐native species across the United Kingdom Overseas Territories by Wayne Dawson, Jodey M. Peyton, Oliver L. Pescott, Tim Adriaens, Elizabeth J. Cottier‐Cook, Danielle S. Frohlich, Gillian Key, Chris Malumphy, Angeliki F. Martinou, Dan Minchin, Niall Moore, Wolfgang Rabitsch, Stephanie L. Rorke, Elena Tricarico, Katharine M. A. Turvey, Ian J. Winfield, David K. A. Barnes, Diane Baum, Keith Bensusan, Frederic J. Burton, Peter Carr, Peter Convey, Alison I. Copeland, Darren A. Fa, Liza Fowler, Emili García‐Berthou, Albert Gonzalez, Pablo González‐Moreno, Alan Gray, Richard W. Griffiths, Rhian Guillem, Antenor N. Guzman, Jane Haakonsson, Kevin A. Hughes, Ross James, Leslie Linares, Norbert Maczey, Stuart Mailer, Bryan Naqqi Manco, Stephanie Martin, Andrea Monaco, David G. Moverley, Christine Rose‐Smyth, Jonathan Shanklin, Natasha Stevens, Alan J. Stewart, Alexander G. C. Vaux, Stephen J. Warr, Victoria Werenkaut, Helen E. Roy

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Thinking ahead about medical treatments in advanced illness: a qualitative study of barriers and enablers in end-of-life care planning with patients and families from ethnically di... by Islam Zoebia, Pollock Kristian, Patterson Anne, Hanjari Matilda, Wallace Louise, Mururajani Irfhan, Conroy Simon, Faull Christina

“…The majority described their ethnicity as Indian (11/19), four described their ethnicity as African Caribbean, two as Pakistani, one as British Indian and one as British Asian. Seven of the BFCGs were spouses and eight were children, with others being siblings (n = 2), a grandchild (n = 1) and a daughter-in-law (n = 1). …”
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