Gerald Doherty obituary

Other Lives: Scholar of James Joyce and DH Lawrence whose work was full of insight and boyish glee

Appreciation: Stuart Hall, 1932-2014

Martin Jacques, the former editor of Marxism Today, considers the impact of sociologist and cultural theorist Stuart Hall

Other lives: Mathematician and theologian who wrote many books on philosophy and Christianity

Influential cultural theorist, campaigner and founding editor of the New Left Review

Architectural historian best known for his work on nonconformist chapels and meeting houses

One of the first women to write about wine, she was known for her prickly put-downs and forthright views about food and drink

Art historian, critic, academic and sometime newspaper cartoonist

Writer, art historian and gastronome with an enthusiasm for the Spanish way of life

Ed Vulliamy remembers his friend, the travel writer and historian

Academic whose worldwide studies shed new light on the complexity and origins of farming

Former chairman of LCR, the winner of the contract to run the Eurostar rail service, and father of the novelists Nick and Gillian

Elizabeth Jane Howard, who has died aged 90, was as acute and brilliant in person as she remains on the page, writes Elizabeth Day

Novelist known for The Cazalet Chronicle which was adapted into a popular BBC television series

Prominent Catholic philosopher admired for his mastery of logic and work on ethics

Other lives: Writer and poet who was born and brought up in Lucknow, India