Alpha thalassaemia in British people. by Higgs, D, Ayyub, H, Clegg, J, Hill, A, Nicholls, R, Teal, H, Wainscoat, J, Weatherall, D

“…Although alpha thalassaemia is rare in north Europeans, it has been identified in British people with no known foreign ancestry. Twelve such patients were studied, of whom eight shared a distinctive molecular defect, which was clearly different from defects seen in subjects of Mediterranean or South East Asian origin. …”

α thalassaemia in British people by Higgs, DR, Ayyub, H, Clegg, J, Hill, A, Nicholls, R, Teal, H, Wainscoat, J, Weatherall, D

“…Although α thalassaemia is rare in north Europeans, it has been identified in British people with no known foreign ancestry. Twelve such patients were studied, of whom eight shared a distinctive molecular defect, which was clearly different from defects seen in subjects of Mediterranean or South East Asian origin. …”

A love letter to the British people by Alessi, D, Aspect, A, Assayas, O, Assayas, M, Auersperg, C, Auvray, C, Bacri, J, Baena, L, Balague, G, Barry, S, Baye, N, Betsen, S, Bier, S, Blanc, R, Blom, P, Bowe, T, Brendel, A, Buijs, M, Burgalat, B, Camilleri, A, CǍrtǍrescu, M, Cercas, J, Claudel, P, Clavier, C, Clevers, H, Corbijn, A, Canós, A, Pierre, J, Dardenne, L, Dehaene, S, Delpy, J, Dolan, R, Dubugnon, R, Dumont, C, Early, K, Ferrante, E, Friederici, A, Frith, U, Fudakowski, P, Gamberale, C, Garcia, N, Gavras, C, Gavras, J, Gehl, J, Giordano, P, Goedert, M, Gorris, M, Gunning-Schepers, L, Hansen, J, Hari, R, Hässer, M, Hauser, H, Helin, S, Heller, A, Hochgatterer, P, Hohn, B, Holland, A, Honigstein, R, Houllier, G, Jelinek, E, De Juan, J, Kosslick, D, Lambert, C, Lanthimos, Y, Larqué, J, Leboeuf, F, Leclerc, M, Lemaitre, P, Lockwood, D, Loukos, Y, Löwe, J, Mak, G, Mangan, A, Marcotti, G, Marcovics, K, Marías, J, Mertesacker, P, Miesenböck, G, Mikloško, L, Mouglalis, A, Mouskouri, N, Müller, H, Olsen, M, O'Neill, J, Pender-Ecki, K, Peti-Bon, P, Piano, R, Piras, A, Poésy, C, Price, A, Pulsinger, P, Puschnig, W, Rabinovici, D, Rabinowich, J, Recoing, A, Reinhardt, É, Reitz, E, Riedle, K, Riemann, K, Kan, A

In the Name of the British People: Words and Democracy in Three Post-Brexit Films by Nicole Cloarec

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The Irish question and the British people: a plea for a new approach by Connolly Association, CA, Greaves, C. Desmond

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Progression, symptoms and psychosocial concerns among those severely affected by multiple sclerosis: a mixed-methods cross-sectional study of Black Caribbean and White British people. by Jonathan Koffman, Wei Gao, Cassie Goddard, Rachel Burman, Diana Jackson, Pauline Shaw, Fiona Barnes, Eli Silber, Irene J Higginson

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Theresa May et l’échec du « meaningful vote » : approche argumentative by Alma-Pierre Bonnet

“…As soon as she reached power, Theresa May said that she wanted to respect the will of the British people to leave the European Union (EU). She took a firm stance concerning Europe so as to please the right wing of her party, the Tories, reinforce her credibility and preserve the unity of her party. …”
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Cultural perceptions by John Neate

“…This paper, based on original qualitative and quantitative research undertaken as part of the author’s MA studies in African Christianity at Liverpool Hope University, explores the challenges faced by the Ghanaian Church of Pentecost-UK (CoP-UK) in sharing the love and good news of Jesus Christ with White British people, in the specific context of the UK’s postmodern culture. …”
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Intergenerational differences in the physical activity of UK South Asians by Bhatnagar, P

“…However, there was little difference between younger Indians and younger White British people in the contribution of walking to total activity.…”

Linguistic means of Russian negative image formation in British media discourse in 2014-2015s by Boeva-Omelechko Natalya Borisovna, Posternyak Kseniya Pavlovna

“…The authors analyze linguistic devices, used by British journalists for establishing negative associations with the name of our country in minds of British people. The main aim of these publications is to show the danger and threat, connected with our country and to form corresponding myths and stereotypes.…”
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The Second Anniversary of the UK EU Referendum by Godovanyuk Kira

“…Apparently the Cabinet is trying to deliver the decision of the British people along with keeping privileges and benefits of EU membership: barrier-free access to the EU goods market and absence of physical border control in Northern Ireland…”
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Security of polish economic migrants in Great Britain in the light of Brexit by Katarzyna Gierczak

“…The results of the referendum on leaving the European Union by Great Britain have surprised experts from the world of politics, business analysts and immigrant community which functions in the British Isles. British people have decided, by a majority of votes, to shape the future of the UK outside the structures of the European Union. …”
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King Coal Rules: Accepting or Refusing Coal Dependency in Victorian Britain by Charles-François Mathis

“…Fears of coal shortage emerged in Great Britain at the end of the 18th century, when coal became not only the basis of British people’s daily lives, but also the staple of their economy. …”
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Features of Moral Education in English Linguoculture by Almurzaeva P.Kh., Kasumova B.S.-A., Kasumova L.A.

“…The analysis shows that the concept of «morality» covers concepts that reflect the value ideas of the British people about what is moral and ethical in society. …”
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Prevention of radicalisation: the case of britain by Kira Godovanyuk

“…The UK Home Secretary who took up office in May 2018 announced that the country has been facing a severe terrorist threat during the last years and protecting the British people will be his top priority. On the 4th of June, 2018 the Home Office updated its counter-terrorism strategy. …”
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The Thirteen Percent Problem: Authors of Colour in the British Young Adult Market, 2017-2019 edition by Melanie Ramdarshan Bold

“…Specifically, as with the previous research, this study sought to investigate the percentage of YA books that are written by authors of colour, and the percentage of YA authors that are people of colour and British people of colour.…”
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Los franceses en el Perú en el siglo XIX: retrato de una emigración discreta by Pascal Riviale

“…They constituted the third largest European colony, after Italians and British people in the census of 1876. Thus, we have to recognize it was a quite discreet inmigration. …”
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Jobless, friendless and broke : what happens to different areas of life before and after unemployment? by Powdthavee, Nattavudh.

“…Using a nationally representative longitudinal dataset of the British people, this paper explores how different areas of a person’s life evolved before and after unemployment. …”
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Iceni to iconic: Literary, political and ideological transformations of Boudica through time by Margaret C. Steyn

“…However, through all these incarnations, Boudica never truly loses her place as a nationalistic icon, symbol of victory and figurehead of resistance for the emergent British people.…”
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“Listening to the zoom of a hornet”: Virginia Woolf’s feminist reflections on the sounds of military weapons and war violence by Haifeng Zhu, Hui Ding, Weiyu Chen

“…Abstract In her diaries, novels, and essays, Virginia Woolf records the psychological trauma the British people suffered from in the soundscape of military weapons during the two world wars and describes its delayed effects on the populace after the wars. …”
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