The Warburg Institute is name-checked in The Times article, ‘ Fresh doubt over world’s most expensive painting ’ (behind a paywall), which analyses The Last Leonardo written by Warburg visiting fellow, Dr Ben Lewis. The book is described as an ‘epic quest’ to ascertain whether Salvator Mundi, which sold for a record-breaking sum at auction in 2017, was really painted by Leonardo da Vinci.

‘ Collecting the Medieval book in the industrial north wes t’, a talk Dr Cynthia Johnson, associate research fellow at the Institute of English Studies ( IES ), has been picked up by The Arts Shelf . She is due to give it at the London Rare Books Fair in June.

Professor Keith Somerville , senior research fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies ( ICWS ), comments, in The Independent , MSN UK and on Cape Talk Radio , on the reactions to the killing of the rhino poacher in Kruger National Park.  

Professor Philip Murphy , director of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies ( ICWS ), comments, in The Journal.ie , on the relevance of the Commonwealth and the possibility of Ireland rejoining the organisation it left in 1949 after declaring itself a republic.