Alexis Self speaks to medical historian Paul Craddock about his new book, ‘Spare Parts: A Surprising History of Transplants’, which chronicles the history of transplant surgery from Ancient Egypt to the modern day.

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Paul Craddock and the history of transplant surgery

We speak with Brazilian musician Lucas Santtana about his new album, ‘Brasiliano’, an ode to the unique language spoken in Brazil, featuring collaborations with the likes of Gilberto Gil and Rachel Reis.

We speak with Brazilian musician Lucas Santtana about his new album, &lsquo;Brasiliano&rsquo;, an ode to the unique language spoken in Brazil, featuring collaborations with the likes of Gilberto Gil and Rachel Reis.

Lucas Santtana on his 10th album, ‘Brasiliano’, a celebration of the languages of Brazil

After five decades shaping London’s most iconic dining rooms, Jeremy King and his longtime collaborator, Shayne Brady, tell Monocle how they’re rethinking restaurant interiors and embracing evolving tastes. 

After five decades shaping London&rsquo;s most iconic dining rooms, Jeremy King and his longtime collaborator, Shayne Brady, tell Monocle how they&rsquo;re rethinking restaurant interiors and embracing evolving tastes.&nbsp;

Restaurateur Jeremy King breathes new life into Simpson’s in the Strand

We speak with Australian singer Sam Quealy about her latest album, ‘Jawbreaker’. It’s a delicious mix of synthy electro and nostalgic disco, and a fun dose of Quealy’s high-kicking stage presence. 

We speak with Australian singer Sam Quealy about her latest album, &lsquo;Jawbreaker&rsquo;. It&rsquo;s a delicious mix of synthy electro and nostalgic disco, and a fun dose of Quealy&rsquo;s high-kicking stage presence.&nbsp;

Paul Craddock and the history of transplant surgery

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