Hundreds protest at killing of student
Hundreds of Zimbabwean students fought running battles with the police this week after the death of one of their colleagues at the hands of soldiers. Their attempts to march into the capital Harare...
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Revamped ILAs could pay part of degrees
Individual learning accounts are to be reinvented and may be extended to cover part-time higher education, it emerged this week. Government officials are redesigning ILAs, which were axed last Friday...
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Employers to shoulder training targets Workplace training is to be revamped to reach a new government target of a quarter of young people entering modern apprenticeships before they are 22....
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Universities ask for £10bn extra Universities will need £9.94bn extra investment over three years if they are to meet government targets on widening access and transferring knowledge to industry,...
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Hot whodunnit leaves you cold
ߣߣÊÓƵn Rainforests
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Politics of saving the world
A Primer of Conservation Biology
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Irresistible offer to step back in time
The Eternal Trail - Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of Europe
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A mixed bag of buddies
On Friendship
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Digging up the bad taste bath house
Whitehall Palace
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Thoughts of Taj Mahal will leave you as drunk as a fox
The Legacy of Isaiah Berlin
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TLS: totally legendary substance
A mix of philistinism and high-brow makes for a peculiarly English journal, says Terry Eagleton. A conservative intellectual journal has a number of endemic problems. For one thing, conservatism is...
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Joyful buzz from life's work
The Bees of the World
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Are your beans clean and green?
Pesticide Chemistry and Bioscience - Inducible Gene Expression in Plants
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Marvels of our unknown planet
Mapping the Deep
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Extinction is not always for ever
Extinct Birds