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  1. Still weighting for rise

    You say that inner London weighting is now £2,632 a year, rising to £2,726 ("Union says £7 rise will not halt exodus", July 23). On which fortunate souls is such bounty bestowed? Unless I am mistaken...

    #Letters

  2. Where to find identity if you live in shadows?

    As the Children Bill continues through Parliament, Terry Philpot looks at the problem of private fostering and speaks to two champions of child wellbeing The horrific details of Victoria Climbie's...

    #Features

  3. 'The English don't value childhood'

    As the Children Bill continues through Parliament, Terry Philpot looks at the problem of private fostering and speaks to two champions of child wellbeing There are no family photographs discreetly...

    #Features

  4. Private matters

    Jacob was just a year old when his Nigerian parents placed him with Janet, his white private foster carer. When he was five, his mother was killed in a road accident and his father returned to...

    #Features

  5. A very well-balanced guardian

    As the Children Bill continues through Parliament, Terry Philpot looks at the problem of private fostering and speaks to two champions of child wellbeing The first thing Kathleen Marshall did when...

    #Features

  6. Greece lightning

    With two weeks to go, Britain's swimmers are powering their way to the Olympics. Matthew Baker talks to the postgraduates who are preparing them in the latest in our series When Andrew Cruickshank, a...

    #Features

  7. So, think you know it all? Please step this way...

    Adrian Mourby checks out a nice little earner for academics who fancy a spot of lecturing to well-heeled travellers, in the first of our summer series on intellectual tourism. Cultural travel is big...

    #Features

  8. Lines not mapped are drawn in blood

    Border disputes in the Middle East, Africa, the Balkans and elsewhere continue to take lives and unsettle the world. Chris Bunting reports on efforts to settle disagreements peacefully The village of...

    #Features

  9. Let's build bridges, not walls

    Border disputes in the Middle East, Africa, the Balkans and elsewhere continue to take lives and unsettle the world. David Newman surveys the burgeoning field of boundary studies The study...

    #Features

  11. Ministers open EDCTP African office in Cape Town

    Brussels, 28 Jul 2004 The South African Ministers for Health and for Science and Technology officially opened the African office of the European and developing countries clinical trials partnership (...

  14. UK scientists to freeze endangered species

    Brussels, 28 Jul 2004 A team of UK scientists is developing the first ever DNA and tissue bank to safeguard the genetic identity of thousands of animals facing extinction due to humankind's actions....