Cambridge 'plagiarism' professor cancels book tour events after publisher admits 'improbable triumphs'
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Ex-Cambridge professor Jason Arday has cancelled his book tour events amid accusations of plagiarism and allegations of making false claims about his life.Mr Arday, who will celebrate the US release of his book Great and Unfortunate Things on Tuesday, axed two events just days after resigning from one of Britain's top universities.
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A fireside chat with the Royal Geographical Society (RGS) will no longer go ahead on September 2.Attendees had been invited to ask Mr Arday questions about his experiences of racial inequality.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say However, the event's page now reads: "This session has been cancelled at the request of the speaker."A second event, which was set to be held at a bookshop in Edinburgh, will also be cancelled.
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Customers were told: "I am writing to let you know that our event with Jason Arday on September 18 will no longer be going ahead.
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