This week was this way
Week 34
Top: Paris Peace symbol shows global solidarity, drawing by Jean Jullien
Bottom: British Museum open all hours on Google, you can now tour inside the British Museum with Google Street View
Week 33
Left: We hope people will discover new species with our open data. The Natural History Museum, London, announces it is digitising and releasing the scientific data of its 80 million specimens for anyone to access.
Right: Theresa May’s revived snooper’s charter will give police and spies access to a year’s worth of your web browsing history. Theresa May’s eye.
Week 32
Left: Life and times – the Barbican celebrates the world of Charles and Ray Eames. Eames House, completed 1949, Los Angeles, photograph by Edward Stojakovic
Right: Winter is upon us as daylight saving time ends, diptych sundial in the form of a lute, circa 1612.
Week 31
Top: Protest against human trafficking planned for 27 London boroughs. A21 Campaign (Aboloshing Injustice in the 21st century) protestors with taped mouths in silent protest in Pall Mall.
Bottom: Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in UK. Tree series under construction at the Royal Academy, Ai WeiWei, London, 2015