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• Overseas student fees outpace inflation - guardian.co.uk
• Art inspired by 2000 year-old child mummy
• How can we measure the emotional states of animals?
• Warwick Research Students Inspire Local Sixth-Formers
• Swift observes a supernova explosion in real-time - Science Centric
• Project to professionalise UK research management - Science Business
• The Gravity of Art
• First Moments of Star's Explosion Caught By X-Ray Detectors - Bloomberg
• ?State of the Art? team win national entrepreneurial award
• University of Warwick Research Students Inspire Local Sixth-Formers
• Edinburgh hospital to become first in UK to use state-of-the-art ... - stv.tv
• UK researchers developing self-repairing aircraft - Gizmag
• Prince of Wales returns to his former university
• Susan Bassnett: It's time for the bold universities to go private - Independent
• Prince of Wales visits University
• Students race to a top award
• Princess Royal to open Victoria Gallery and Museum
• Oxford must free itself of the state to compete - Telegraph.co.uk
• Bruneian Student's Artwork On Display At UK Exhibition (BruDirect.com)
• BROMLEY: Raising awareness of the UK's number one killer - This Is Hertfordshire
• Students raise over £3,000 to support China earthquake victims
• Warwick Medical School Student Walking 815km for Cancer Charity
• Royal seal of approval for Breakthrough Breast Cancer's world-class research unit in Edinburgh...
• Come and explore the mysteries of the natural world
• Student's collection based on life of Princess Diana
• How a Cardiff computer could solve the mystery of the universe - ic Wales
• University of Greenwich nursery raises money for children’s forest
• How to get into an American university - Times Online
• Charity tandem ride down the Rhine for Gift of Sight
• Students hold ?Big Give? to help community
• Be part of the solution
• LVO for Director of Cambridge Programme for Industry
• UK medical center expansion is ahead of schedule - Kentucky.com
• Heart attacks kill more than 100000 people annually in the UK - Science Centric
• UK to train doctors for rural areas - Kentucky.com
• Top scientists say ?NHS won?t survive next 20 years?
• News from Westminster (Scottish Liberal Democrats)
• Student helps revive lost 60?s photo archive
• New formula helps calculate value of UK mobile phones and content - Telecom Paper (subscription)
• Forty years in exile: return to the promised land
• University honours leading entrepreneurs
• Cyclists go Coast-to-Coast for Coronary Care
• Sight problems for UK Asian young - The Press Association
• Sight problems for UK Asian young (Channel 4)
• University appoints new dean
• New plant sciences facilities open at Imperial
• Bristol engineers ride high in national awards
• Sunderland Student's Eco Pad Saves Money and Energy
• Destruction of greenhouse gases over tropical Atlantic
• UK beef more tender than American, reveals test - Yorkshire Post
• No Place For Hypnotherapy And Acupuncture In An Evidence Based NHS Stop Smoking Service, UK...
• UK can lead clean air push - The Engineer
• UK university invents penguin tracker - UK Trade & Investment
• Come on an evolutionary adventure
• Bristol runners head for UK Olympic trials
• Spotlight on crime money
• Honorary degrees awarded [Friday 11 July]
• Honorary degrees awarded today
• Hard lessons of assessment - Financial Times
• University welcomes Prince Maktoom Bin Hamdan
• Fun steps through history to make a big difference
• Never Have So Many Short Sellers Made So Much Money With Stocks - Bloomberg
• Never Have So Many Short Sellers Made So Much Money With Stocks - PrezentOnline.ro
• The new breed: Bristol?s first Audiology graduates
• Moneyfacts.co.uk offers finance tips for graduates - Money News
• Moneyfacts.co.uk - top 10 tips for students - Easier (press release)
• Talking the Blues: Lectures at the Lit & Phil
• Moneyfacts.co.uk gives tips for students - Money News
• UK buys Northside library for $1.2 million - Kentucky.com
• Bristol academic takes viewers on a second tour of the human body
• A dental robotic testing simulator from Bristol University (News-Medical-Net)
• WORST UK SUMMER DAYTRIPPING DESTINATIONS - Response Source (press release)
• Lisa takes top prize with Shakespeare essay
• Universities need philanthropists' money, says head - guardian.co.uk
• What do doctors tell patients about the survival benefits of palliative chemotherapy?
• What do doctors tell cancer patients?
• £500,000 for research into stress and the brain
• Labour Lawmaker Dies, Requiring UK Special Election (Update1) - Bloomberg
• Part-time jobs - a mainstay of student life - Times Online
• $1.4 million grant to fuel UK's coal-to-liquids study (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Multi-agency approach needed to help street-based sex workers break the 'work-score-use' cycle
• Multi-agency approach needed to help street-based sex workers break the 'work-score-use' cycle...
• New approach needed to help street-based sex workers
• Tesco Sells $1.1 Billion of Property to Investors (Update1) - Bloomberg
• Skydiving Fundraiser
• Students celebrate Vettriano sale
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• Medics and musicians
• Presentations on the Mechanism of Action of VEGFb(TM), the World's ... - MarketWatch
• Early weight gain linked to higher blood pressure in adulthood
• Lisa takes top prize with Shakespeare essay
• New plant sciences facilities open at Imperial
• Royals visit Diabetes Centre to find out about new public health campaign
• One hundred acres of rainforest for one hundred years of Imperial College
• Students and alumni kick off 2007 with New Year's Day parade
• Imperial celebrates new student halls of residence 'topping out'
• Students celebrate Vettriano sale
• Early weight gain linked to higher blood pressure in adulthood
• Medics and musicians
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• Spotlight on crime money
• Sunderland Student's Eco Pad Saves Money and Energy
• Lisa takes top prize with Shakespeare essay
• New plant sciences facilities open at Imperial
• Royals visit Diabetes Centre to find out about new public health campaign
• One hundred acres of rainforest for one hundred years of Imperial College
• Students and alumni kick off 2007 with New Year's Day parade
• Imperial celebrates new student halls of residence 'topping out'
• Students celebrate Vettriano sale
• Early weight gain linked to higher blood pressure in adulthood
• Medics and musicians
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• Summit Partners Makes Investment in PeopleAdmin - MarketWatch
• Bristol scientists reach out to help schools in Africa
• Aberdeen students given accommodation boost
• Smaller, Better, Newer
• Call for cash to help universities beat crunch - guardian.co.uk
• UK & World News: Birthday boy Harry voted top royal (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Bristol and Glastonbury in High Resolution
• Exploring the enigma of Bristol Cathedral
• Powerful businesses call for cross-party effort to deliver a low carbon economy
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-09-22 06:05 ANALYSIS-U.S. plan not seen as quick fix for money market...
• University launches UK's first auctioneer course so students can ... - Daily Mail
• STERN rocket firing completed
• New university gym open to public at Avery Hill
• Brand new buses rev up award-winning city bus service
• Hospitals highlight the perils of powdered Ecstasy as 60m tablets ... - Times Online
• Students suffer as visa centres shut down - Daily Times
• Television - Lifestyle (Scoop.co.nz)
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-10-01 12:11 Bank turmoil sees many UK mortgage products vanish (Interactive...
• An ?electric? future for Formula 1 gearboxes?
• The Creative Brain - Conversations between Art and Science
• Only the creme de la creme will do for Scotland?s University of the Year (Times Online)
• Children of the 90s Scientific Director elected to US academy
• Academic and columnist Paul Krugman wins Nobel Prize for Economics - Times Online
• Princeton, Home to Krugman, Passes Harvard in Economics Nobels - Bloomberg
• Krugman's Princeton Tops Harvard in Economics Nobels (Correct) - Bloomberg
• The obesity solution: common sense or complex problem?
• LSE: Top engineering graduates 'will earn significantly more - Career Engineer
• Queen Elizabeth drops in on Google UK (Guardian Unlimited)
• New simulation centre for emergency training
• UK Gets Multi-Million Dollar Grant for Research - WTVQ
• Where do supernatural beliefs come from?
• BCTC students to get UK classes, credits for less (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Oman-UK co-operation in higher education sector excellent - Zawya
• Social mobility 'improving' in UK - BBC News
• UK Baseball Announces Winter Camps - UKAthletics
• Honorary degree for Andrew Kelly
• Honorary degree for Andrew Kelly
• Mission to save UK's iconic phone booths - Toronto Star
• New pipe organ to mark hall?s 75th anniversary
• New technology could revolutionse breast cancer screening
• New technology could revolutionise breast cancer screening
• Hobart Birmingham and Taft Symonds Join Schilling Robotics Board ... - MarketWatch
• Setsquared companies raise £23 million in economic downturn
• Transplant first a giant leap for surgery - guardian.co.uk
• Brian Friel centre stage at Queen's
• Two Universities Look To Save Money - WYMT
• Acclaimed poet inaugurates Penguin Archive Project
• Students sleep rough to help the homeless
• UCL news roundup: 22?28 November 2008
• New MS labs officially opened at Frenchay
• Famous for five centuries
• Pupils team up for festive sports day
• Bristol University to train scientists and engineers for Britain?s future
• Students, stick insects and Santa help children celebrate Christmas
• Prince's Rainforest Project Director to deliver public lecture
• Temperature At UK Buildings Drop To Save Money - WYMT
• Close the aspiration gap to tackle UK poverty levels, says Byrne - guardian.co.uk
• Bristol University research makes TIME magazine's Top 10
• Winning performance for local students
• Bristol University confirmed as a world leader in research
• University is top for research (BBC News)
• New laser discovery shines unexpected light on laser research - TG Daily
• Bristol University confirmed as a world leader in research - University of Bristol
• Is Detroit's Media Gamble the Future of Newspapers? (Cincinnati CityBeat)