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People who listen to personal music players for only five hours a week at a high volume may be doing permanent damage to their hearing.
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The spectre of the Winter of Discontent threatened to return to haunt Labour last night after funeral directors revealed that the burial of 'hundreds' of bodies is being delayed for...
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We asked for your favourite words and were overwhelmed with nominations. Here we list 50 of the best.
1. To throw something (someone) out of a window is to defenestrate. I love this word...
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Yet more bad news looms out of Black October; before the month has even limped to its end there is now suggestions that two million people could be on the dole by Christmas. The fall out from the...
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A British-born tycoon made history today as he became the first offspring of a NASA astronaut to go into space.
Richard Garriott, 47, will dock tomorrow at the International Space Station, 225...
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At least 900 Christian families have fled Mosul in the past week, terrified by a series of killings and threats by Muslim extremists ordering them to convert to Islam or face possible death,...
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In the beginning, there was a boy, a girl and an apple.
He was a teenager in a death camp in Nazi-controlled Germany. She was a bit younger, living free in the village, her family posing as...
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Dozens of renowned British writers came out against new anti-terrorism legislation Sunday, publishing a collection of satire, essays, fiction and poetry to protest a proposal allowing police to...
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Much like Pavlov conditioned his dog to salivate in anticipation of food when a bell rang, insects can be trained to perform certain behaviors when enticed with different smells. Researchers at...
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A contemporary housing estate for a "post-Thatcherite Britain" has won the 2008 Stirling Prize for architecture.
Accordia, in Cambridge, was one of six developments shortlisted for...
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People who listen to personal music players for only five hours a week at a high volume may be doing permanent damage to their hearing. more
The spectre of the Winter of Discontent threatened to return to haunt Labour last night after funeral directors revealed that the burial of 'hundreds' of bodies is being delayed for... more
We asked for your favourite words and were overwhelmed with nominations. Here we list 50 of the best. 1. To throw something (someone) out of a window is to defenestrate. I love this word... more
Yet more bad news looms out of Black October; before the month has even limped to its end there is now suggestions that two million people could be on the dole by Christmas. The fall out from the... more
A British-born tycoon made history today as he became the first offspring of a NASA astronaut to go into space. Richard Garriott, 47, will dock tomorrow at the International Space Station, 225... more
At least 900 Christian families have fled Mosul in the past week, terrified by a series of killings and threats by Muslim extremists ordering them to convert to Islam or face possible death,... more
In the beginning, there was a boy, a girl and an apple. He was a teenager in a death camp in Nazi-controlled Germany. She was a bit younger, living free in the village, her family posing as... more
Dozens of renowned British writers came out against new anti-terrorism legislation Sunday, publishing a collection of satire, essays, fiction and poetry to protest a proposal allowing police to... more
Much like Pavlov conditioned his dog to salivate in anticipation of food when a bell rang, insects can be trained to perform certain behaviors when enticed with different smells. Researchers at... more
A contemporary housing estate for a "post-Thatcherite Britain" has won the 2008 Stirling Prize for architecture. Accordia, in Cambridge, was one of six developments shortlisted for... more
