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• Expert fears further landslides in China
• The Gravity of Art
• Astronomy in the 21st century
• World?s fastest-growing mud volcano is collapsing, says new research
• Mud volcano collapses
• ?North East? identity is not as deep-rooted as we think
• Fights over women nothing new
• Prehistoric man killed for women
• Durham scientists congratulated for boosting UK economy
• Prehistoric man killed over women
• Islamic militant jihadists are inspired by night dreams, suggests research
• Report confirms drilling, not earthquake, caused Java mud volcano
• Health research boost for the North-east
• Wallace and Gromit producer to get honorary degree
• Durham college celebrates first male graduates
• UK Teams with Carnegie to Redesign Ed. D. - UK News
• UAE Terror alert is ?long overdue? says expert
• Perfect ten for North East rower Frances
• Perfect ten for rower Frances
• UK Board Approves New Budget - WTVQ
• £3m investment for Durham stem cell research
• Binge drinking due to ?copying? behaviour
• Maria is fifth of Murphy clan to graduate from Durham University
• Women ?have not adapted? to casual sex
• Wallace and Gromit producer, David Sproxton, receives honorary degree
• Durham-based sculptor, Fenwick Lawson, receives honorary degree
• Genetic profiling for breast cancer on the horizon - Cancer Research UK - News & Resources
• Achieving top grades in science subjects more difficult, proves research
• Egyptian appointed as Durham?s World Heritage Site Co-ordinator
• ?Lunchtime lock-ins for our schools, not trips to chip shop? - WalesOnline
• Stolen First Folio Edition of Shakespeare to return to Durham University
• Stolen First Folio Edition of Shakespeare to return to Durham
• Durham University Registrar to take up leading role
• Olympic call up for Durham graduates
• Lambeth Conference can help ?heal wounds? caused by women bishops? vote
• Magic is the trick to understanding the mind
• Durham scientists to tackle CO2 storage challenge
• Miss Kentucky Plans Return to UK for Pharm.D. - UK News
• UK announces 22 winners of top scholarship - Kentucky.com
• European birds flock to warming Britain
• New brochure showcases Durham University attractions
• World?s oldest calculating machine showed ancient Greek Olympic Games cycle
• World?s oldest computer link to early Olympics
• Arctic Map plots new ?gold rush?
• Durham University unveils new landmark development
• University unveils new landmark development
• NHS is a ?sickness system? not a health system, according to new book
• Archaeologists to lift lid on rare Roman find
• Boost for community development in Sri Lanka
• Durham scientist explores Sichuan fault
• Archaeologists lift lid on rare Roman find
• Hope over 'quick' bird flu test - BBC News
• Faster, Portable Bird Flu Test Being Developed - RedOrbit
• $1.4 million grant to fuel UK's coal-to-liquids study - Kentucky.com
• UK study says smoking ban doesn't hurt bingo - Kentucky.com
• Stem cell indicator should boost bowel cancer survival rates
• UK team gains insight into aggressive bowel cancer - Cancer Research UK - News & Resources
• Unfinished Universe was his book and his business - Kentucky.com
• College of Pharmacy Building ?Topped Out? - UK News
• Crystals improve understanding of volcanic eruptions
• Cervical cancer vaccine should include boys, says expert
• University offers new awards for talented students
• New stem cell tools to aid drug development
• Durham?s World Heritage Site expands
• UK retirement site hosts open house - Kentucky.com
• Major flooding risk could span decades after Chinese earthquake
• Queen?s expansion plans progress as footbridge takes shape
• Scientists question our understanding of the universe
• The end to a mystery?
• Major flooding risk could span decades after Chinese earthquake
• Queen?s expansion plans progress as footbridge takes shape
• Durham?s World Heritage Site expands
• New stem cell tools to aid drug development
• University offers new awards for talented students
• Cervical cancer vaccine should include boys, says expert
• Crystals improve understanding of volcanic eruptions
• Stem cell indicator should boost bowel cancer survival rates
• Archaeologists lift lid on rare Roman find
• Boost for community development in Sri Lanka
• Scientists question our understanding of the universe
• The end to a mystery?
• Major flooding risk could span decades after Chinese earthquake
• Queen?s expansion plans progress as footbridge takes shape
• Durham?s World Heritage Site expands
• New stem cell tools to aid drug development
• University offers new awards for talented students
• Cervical cancer vaccine should include boys, says expert
• Crystals improve understanding of volcanic eruptions
• Stem cell indicator should boost bowel cancer survival rates
• Archaeologists lift lid on rare Roman find
• Boost for community development in Sri Lanka
• Durham scientists set to make a Big Bang
• UK Provost: Diversity Growing On Campus More Than Ever - WYMT
• UK freshman enrollment up Business First of Louisville - Bizjournals.com
• Expert comment: Northern Rock crisis first anniversary ? September 13
• Smart desks make sci-fi a reality in the classroom
• UK Study Looks at ATV Safety - WBKO
• Scientists find black hole ?missing link?
• Durham named as top ten UK University
• Durham named as top ten UK University
• Conference is key to determining Brown?s fate, says expert
• Leading scientist appointed head of research at Durham University
• Leading scientist appointed head of research at Durham University
• Leading scientist appointed head of research at Durham University
• National testing distorts science teaching in primary schools
• UK police warn of flasher - Kentucky.com
• Angel alliance takes off in the region
• University receives national praise for ?inspiring? community schemes
• Scientists get £2million to develop cancer imaging
• Rock star scientist set for Manchester gig
• Birmingham Launches into Space Research at Open Day
• Durham University expert comments on Nobel Prize for physics
• Durham University expert comments on Nobel Prize for physics
• Notes from a Chancellor
• Notes from a Chancellor
• ?Cosmic Eye? sheds light on early galaxy formation
• Scrapping testing is positive but monitoring essential, says expert
• Jailing of British couple in Dubai a warning to ?culturally incompatiable? expatriates
• Jailing of British couple a warning to expatriates
• Jailing of British couple a warning to expatriates
• European Commission funds design study for unique future observatory
• ?Credit Crunch? ? Durham University Expertise
• Durham students amongst most satisfied in UK
• Life, matter, the universe: a new institute is born
• Physicists Design New Telescope to See the Beginnings of Time
• UK Minister pelted with cream pie - Hindu
• New Incapacity Benefit ignores health issues, says expert
• Conclusive vote by global scientists determines real cause of Indonesian mud volcano
• 6000km voyage to discover clues of ancient migration
• Durham University Number One in Europe for Space Science
• DNA sequence of cancer patient decoded for first time - Cancer Research UK - News & Resources
• Luminescence shines new light on proteins
• Big Blue Weekend On Tap at UK - WYMT
• UCL astronomists? latest breakthroughs
• Experts raise concerns about ?disturbing? ID card plans
• Experts comment on hijacked Saudi oil tanker
• Experts raise concerns about ?disturbing? plans for ID cards
• Pre-Budget report is ?panic response? to financial crisis, say experts
• UK police issue safety alert - Kentucky.com
• People who want NHS access should be more responsible, says expert
• Credit crunch hits cash-strapped home-owners
• A credit crunched Christmas?
• ?O Come All Ye Faithful? - Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Christmas Carol
• Moon?s polar craters could be the place to find lunar ice, scientists report
• Boost to Durham University?s international research reputation
• CASE Kentucky 'sees blue.' - UK News
• New centre launched today to spearhead UK research in synthetic biology
• Brain Chip to Stimulate Orgasms (LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News)