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• Oral cancers linked to genes as well as lifestyle
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• Was Stonehenge originally a place for the dead? - New Scientist (subscription)
• Stonehenge Could Have Been Resting Place For Royalty - Science Daily (press release)
• UK university opens in Australia - BBC News
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• Deportation plan to be reviewed - BBC News
• Stonehenge As a Royal Family's Burial Site - Slashdot
• £2.9m computer boosts university (Channel 4)
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• Antimicrobial wipes can spread pathogens after first use (News-Medical-Net)
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• How a Cardiff computer could solve the mystery of the universe - ic Wales
• Undergraduate intake mix widens - BBC News
• Bacteria Can Be Spread By Antibacterial Wipes (Medical News Today)
• Face-to-face search for genetic switches
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• England?s poorest suffering increasing levels of severe dental disease
• UK companies outperform - Auto Industry
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• Skin cancer toll soars among affluent young - Independent
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• Is it time to give up on the BBC? - Jerusalem Post
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• BBC criticized on coverage of domestic news (Islamic Republic News Agency)
• A third of viewers say BBC news is not relevant to where they live - Telegraph.co.uk
• Salmond slams 'metropolitan' BBC (BBC News)
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• UK university standards "sacrificed": top academic - Reuters UK
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• Funding cuts will hurt IT students - Computing
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• UK Observatory Secures Necessary Funding - RedOrbit
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• New understanding of evolution explored at Southampton Science Café
• Eating nuts in pregnancy could increase asthma risk - Telegraph.co.uk
• Researchers discover new gene that causes early diabetes
• Susan Bassnett: Why university exams need a radical overhaul - Independent
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• Manchester graduate wins BBC National Short Story Prize
• Panel studies Muslims in UK - TeleText
• My Life in Media: Paul Gambaccini (Independent)
• Boost for global warming research - BBC News
• School Report: A progress review (BBC News)
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• New research underlines link between lower birth weight and heart disease in later life
• Fraud gangs 'targeting students' - BBC News
• Israel needs sanctions not appeasement, says UK boycott group - Mathaba.Net
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• Professor Michael Basker on BBC Radio 4
• US cancer boss in mobiles warning - BBC News
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• 'Lack of will' on fair admissions - BBC News
• Amy Winehouse Makes Trip to the ER - E! Online
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• GM crop trial halted after crop destruction - Telegraph.co.uk
• Alzheimer's drug 'halts' decline - BBC News
• Breakthrough drug fights Alzheimer's - The Press Association
• 'De-Tangling' Alzheimer's Drug Shows Promise - U.S. News & World Report
• Sleep clue to age memory decline - BBC News
• New TV series explores wild Guyana
• Alcoholic Malaysian shrews cast doubt on UK booze panic - Register
• Language trainer Into threatens to sue university union - guardian.co.uk
• Genetic losses and duplications may cause schizophrenia
• New schizophrenia genes uncovered
• Gene mutations reveal schizophrenia's complexity - New Scientist (subscription)
• Schizophrenia genes found at last - New Scientist (subscription)
• Researchers find genetic link in schizophrenia - ABC Online
• Schizophrenia studies back genetic theory - ABC Online
• Singles 'face Alzheimer's risk' - BBC News
• University considers campus move - BBC News
• UK in 'delusion' over emissions - BBC News
• Schizophrenia Linked To Missing Or Duplicated Genetic Material - Medical News Today
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• Farmer has double arm transplant - BBC News
• Honeymoon shooting pair back in UK - The Press Association
• Why is Orombi blamed for boycotting Lambeth ? - Daily Monitor
• UK Africans 'need more HIV help' - BBC News
• More students than ever forced into part-time jobs - WalesOnline
• UK Africans In Deeper HIV Troubles - TheMedGuru
• Students struggle with cost of living - WalesOnline
• Hormone eases psychotic symptoms - BBC News
• 60% of students need part-time ?survival? work - Belfast Telegraph
• Animal rights activists firebomb researchers' house, car - FierceBioResearcher
• Hospitals 'infested with vermin' - BBC News
• Imagine The City, The Countryside and The Suburbs - Radio 4 and The Open University join forces...
• Plymouth tops league table of cheapest university cities - guardian.co.uk
• Just exactly how stupid are dogs? - Times Online
• Fertility treatments may not produce more babies - CTV.ca
• Study: Infertility Treatments No Help - WebMD
• Robot plane sweeps over UK fields - BBC News
• Bloomsbury expert on BBC TV China-Sudan oil exposé
• Dogs are morons. If they weren't Man's best friend, they'd be extinct - Times Online
• CBI wants more pupils in science - BBC News
• Ex-Thai PM 'will remain in UK' - BBC Sport
• Running 'can slow ageing process' - BBC News
• Baby is first in UK born thanks to new IVF procedure - WalesOnline
• Hunt for student killer stepped up - ITV.com
• Frozen embryo baby gives hope to couples - Scotsman
• What three-year-olds eat affects their school performance many years later
• Savage Attack Before Student Murder - Sky News
• Student debt 'could top £17500' - BBC News
• Building BBC?s ?Britain from Above?
• Breast cancer hope over cheap drugs - BBC News
• Decision time 'not to be rushed' - BBC News
• Murdered Chinese couple's betting scam link - Journal Live
• Murdered Chinese graduate Yang Zhen Xing linked to internet ... - Times Online
• BBC News educates you as you read the news (ZDNet)
• Ear infections 'link' to obesity - BBC News
• Gene 'clue' to colorectal cancer - BBC News
• Probe into murder victim's qualifications - WalesOnline
• Murdered man 'conned' university - BBC News
• Police appeal for lodger of murdered Chinese couple to come forward - guardian.co.uk
• Pool chosen for Olympics training - BBC News
• Tag for aggressive bowel cancer - BBC News
• Magnetic Monster In Erupting Galaxy - Science Daily (press release)
• UK politician whom Biden copied welcomes VP choice - International Herald Tribune
• Full Facial Transplant Is One Step Closer - Slashdot
• UK Tibet protester returns home - BBC News
• Caesarean babies' 'diabetes risk' - BBC News
• Two-thirds of UK homes now online - BBC News
• Caesarean Babies More Likely To Develop Diabetes - Science Daily (press release)
• 'Raspy' Diamond offers gig refund - BBC News
• Third of UK homes still lack internet access - ZDNet UK
• UK's happiest cities revealed - Best Western News
• Supermarket giant Tesco could be about to open its first UK ... - BBC News
• US cops hope county will help crack brutal double murder - Northampton Chronicle & Echo
• Reasons to be cheerful - Community News Group
• Supermarket 'for older people' planned for Newcastle - Telegraph.co.uk
• Letters to the Editor, August 31, 2008 (icWales)
• Tesco checks out wording change - BBC News
• Collins quits UK Athletics post - BBC Sport
• Mapping the world: experts in science and society gather in Aberdeen
• Health: Depression in schoolchildren linked to low birth weights - guardian.co.uk
• Older fathers linked with bipolar - BBC News
• Infant Behaviour Under The Spotlight At Conference, UK - Medical News Today (press release)
• Millions 'unaware of heart risk' - BBC News
• UK cities becoming more competitive - The Press Association
• Gene 'knockout' rats close to reality - New Scientist (subscription)
• 'Knockout' rats could aid study of psychiatric illness - New Scientist (subscription)
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• UK & World News: Study: Radio DJs encourage drinking (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Scientists Peel Away The Mystery Behind Gold's Catalytic Prowess - Science Daily (press release)
• Call to curb tobacco marketing - BBC News
• 3700-mile Distress Call From Russia to UK - ShortNews.com
• New hope in fight against deadly cancers - Telegraph.co.uk
• What do you do if you break your leg in Russia? Send for help (via ... - Scotsman
• Britons in bogus degrees scam - BBC News
• New TV series explores wild Guyana
• New research underlines link between lower birth weight and heart disease in later life
• Researchers discover new gene that causes early diabetes
• What's the difference between a human and a fruit fly?
• Diabetes research named one of hottest papers of 2007
• 'Telepathic' genes recognise similarities in each other
• Genes linked with Lupus are revealed, giving hope for new treatments
• Worlds of technology and biology collide at two-day conference
• Revealed: mosquito genes that could be controlling the spread of killer viruses
• Music therapy may improve schizophrenia symptoms
• Last choir standing
• Building BBC?s ?Britain from Above?
• Mapping the world: experts in science and society gather in Aberdeen
• Engineering excellence as Minister visits Strathclyde
• Imagine The City, The Countryside and The Suburbs - Radio 4 and The Open University join forces...
• The Open University launches OUView on YouTube
• Spotlight on crime money
• New TV series explores wild Guyana
• New research underlines link between lower birth weight and heart disease in later life
• Researchers discover new gene that causes early diabetes
• What's the difference between a human and a fruit fly?
• Diabetes research named one of hottest papers of 2007
• 'Telepathic' genes recognise similarities in each other
• Genes linked with Lupus are revealed, giving hope for new treatments
• Worlds of technology and biology collide at two-day conference
• Revealed: mosquito genes that could be controlling the spread of killer viruses
• Music therapy may improve schizophrenia symptoms
• Last choir standing
• Building BBC?s ?Britain from Above?
• Mapping the world: experts in science and society gather in Aberdeen
• Weekly diabetes jab hopes raised - BBC News
• Profiles: Operation Overt (BBC News)
• Exercise 'blunts fat gene effect' - BBC News
• Student growth risks widening gap - BBC News
• University staff set for 5% rise - BBC News
• Mismatch - Our modern lifestyle and the chronic disease timebomb
• UK & World News: Childhood brain cancer breakthrough (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Childhood brain cancer breakthrough - The Press Association
• Children In UK Estimated To Be More Active Than They Actually Are - Medical News Today
• Help From Herpes? Coinfection Induces Acyclovir To Inhibit HIV - Science Daily (press release)
• Arthritis knee op 'does not work' - BBC News
• Greenwich alumnus makes debut as Gardeners’ World presenter
• UK slipping down graduate league - BBC News
• The history behind a modern-day empire
• Interview: Richard Sambrook, director of BBC Global News (Guardian Unlimited)
• Seroquel XL (Quetiapine Prolonged Release): A Once Daily Formulation For Bipolar Mania And...
• Breast cancer vaccine hope raised - BBC News
• Foreigners 'prop up' universities - BBC News
• Lack of PhD support 'damages UK' - BBC News
• Heart fears over common chemical - BBC News
• Former BBC head of policy appointed Reuters Institute Director
• UK faces future power cuts, professor warns - Mathaba.Net
• Health, renewables and energy under the spotlight
• Health, renewables and energy under the spotlight
• Heart attack survivors studied - The Press Association
• What else would you be doing at 1.30am on Monday mornings?
• All3Media buys Illumina Digital (Guardian Unlimited)
• Ownership key to saving fisheries - BBC News
• Men with sexist views 'earn more' - BBC News
• A real court drama – The Open University and the BBC present The Barristers
• A real court drama – The Open University and the BBC present The Barristers
• Naked Scientists go National
• World's first rat embryonic stem cells - Pharmaceutical Technology Europe
• People near nuclear plants don?t mind new ones: UK study - Daily Times
• UCL Archaeology go Roman in Wales
• 'Viking mouse' invasion tracked - BBC News
• Mice offer clues to human migration - The Press Association
• UK physics in good health - study - BBC News
• University to probe initiations (BBC News)
• University to probe initiations - BBC News
• UK physics ?damaged? by £80m funding shortfall - physicsworld.com
• Open University scientists help make sense of The Material World on BBC Radio 4
• New twist in brain obesity riddle - BBC News
• Breaking news: fleas on dogs can jump higher than fleas on cats - The Times
• Tsunami threat 'is growing in UK' - BBC News
• UK teachers union says sex with some pupils should be allowed - Shanghai News
• UK university probes "Nazi" initiation video - Reuters
• TV series tells maths tales
• Glenrothes: Candidate profiles (BBC News)
• Polypill pilot finally takes off - Irish Times
• Debate crucial as US race turns ugly - BBC News
• Professor Welch to appear on BBC?s In Our Time
• BBC criticised for 'fawning' over royals (ABC via Yahoo!7 News)
• BBC criticised for 'fawning' over royals (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
• Non-invasive prenatal diagnosis of Down Syndrome - PHG Foundation
• Second Time for Question Time at University of Birmingham
• Nonlinear Dynamics' Progenesis analysis software is chosen by ... - MarketWatch
• The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2008 Shared By 3 Scientists - HULIQ (press release)
• Chemistry Nobel Prize Awarded for Glowing Protein Work - National Geographic
• British universities slip in global league - Telegraph.co.uk
• UK scientists plumb the depths - ITN
• US and UK universities 'dominant' - BBC News
• British universities slump in global league table - Telegraph.co.uk
• Credit Crisis May Sap Science Research, Nobel Winner Evans Says - Bloomberg
• Testicles Could Be New Source Of Stem Cells - Medical News Today
• "People with strong numerical and problem-solving skills seem to be appreciated by employers"...
• New stem cell source ? testicles - National Business Review
• Hydrogen centre 'first in the UK' - BBC News
• UK vote in Lithuania's elections - BBC News
• The Original Credit Goes to J B Danquah, and then Busia! (Ghanaweb.com)
• UK university holds artificial intelligence test - The Associated Press
• UK Government set to nationalise RBS - NEWS.com.au
• Artificial Intelligence Test Held By UK University - TopNews
• Carbon labelling under the spotlight
• Universities' £8m Icelandic woes - BBC News
• Berry Smith, Freshbaked, COS, HLM Architects, UK Steel Enterprise - WalesOnline
• University has £4m in Icelandic banks - The Press Association
• Covering Conflict display among highlights of new gallery season
• Universities' millions in Iceland - BBC News
• Outstanding Success at Engineering Awards
• Continue with your prescribed aspirin, diabetics told - Belfast Telegraph
• The congestion question: how will it affect you?
• UK poorest 'living shorter lives' - BBC News
• Universities try new grading plan - BBC News
• Ground-breaking legal documentary – the BBC and The Open University present The Barristers
• Should UK immigration go Dutch? - BBC News
• Gene 'roadmap' for lung cancers - BBC News
• Drug can cut weight by 20 per cent in six months - Independent
• Leukaemia drug 'eases MS effects' - The Press Association
• Public viewings for new telescope - BBC News
• Hot drinks promote warm feelings - BBC News
• Bard's stolen work returns to UK - BBC News
• Cardiff folk will be seeing stars better - News Wales
• UK iTunes mistakenly censors unoffensive song titles (MacNN)
• Migrant row minister hit by pie - BBC News
• UK news in brief - Scotsman
• UK Minister pelted with cream pie - Hindu
• New brain link as cause of schizophrenia
• Link found between brain receptors and schizophrenia (News-Medical-Net)
• Old blood 'boosts infection risk' - BBC News
• Scientists identify brain's 'hate circuit' - ABC Online
• UK Opens National Video Game Archive (Slashdot)
• Car dealership BSc 'the future' - BBC News
• Save the Polar Bears! - Kansas City Star
• Probing Antarctic Glaciers For Clues To Past And Future Sea Level - Science Daily (press release)
• Light drinking 'can aid' babies - The Press Association
• Admission Of Plagiarism Prompts UK Universities To Review Policy ... - AHN
• Half of Cambridge students admit cheating - Times Online
• Children Not Harmed By Small Amount Of Alcohol In Pregnancy - Medical News Today
• Pathology is for the living too - BBC News
• Social mobility 'improving' in UK - BBC News
• University tour promotes links between faiths - guardian.co.uk
• Dr Fiona Ross discusses US election on BBC Radio Bristol
• MPs to hold universities inquiry - BBC News
• Rainfall autism theory suggested - BBC News
• Party time for Americans in UK (BBC News)
• Drug 'tricks body to lose weight' - BBC News
• Foreign students fingerprint fear - BBC News
• Cancer genetic blueprint revealed - BBC News
• New drug will combat obesity on a high-calorie diet - The Money Times
• Universities reject more scrutiny - BBC News
• Online lessons for UK in Obama win - BBC News
• Dental School in unique West Country collaboration
• Sport Initiations (The Wessex Scene Online)
• Welsh scientists develop bionic HIV assassins - WalesOnline
• Bionic assassins sent on a search-and-destroy mission against HIV ... - WalesOnline
• Study set up to help ex-soldiers cope with horrors - WalesOnline
• MRSA Action UK: NHS Smart Solutions must continue to save lives - Politics.co.uk
• Breastfeeding develops babies lungs - The Press Association
• IVF screen 'boosts baby chances' - BBC News
• DNA sequence of cancer patient decoded for first time - Cancer Research UK - News & Resources
• Frozen embryo babies 'healthier' - The Press Association
• UK jobs open to migrants unveiled - BBC News
• Dr Hadwen Trust response to Oxford University?s new animal facility - Politics.co.uk
• Sex-matched transplants 'better' - BBC News
• The Royston Crow (Royston & Buntingford Crow)
• Scientists In UK See Clearer Picture Of Fetal Development With The Help Of Chicks (Medical News...
• Study to assess if genes predispose salt to act as a blood pressure ?trigger?
• Help build a legacy for the future during the festive season
• Scientists Find A Trigger To Aggressive Bowel Cancer (Medical News Today)
• British doctors help perform world's first transplant of a whole ... - Telegraph.co.uk
• Transplant first a giant leap for surgery - guardian.co.uk
• Scrubbing Up: Your comments (BBC News)
• Mother gets wedding green light - BBC News
• Buggy direction 'affects child' - BBC News
• Uni's US college link 'damaging' - BBC News
• Stem cell therapies to heal broken bones and damaged joints
• Centenarians 'depression prone' - BBC News
• Final hurdle for UK's Moon shot - BBC News
• UK stem cell work under threat - BBC News
• Call to scrap tuition fee grant - BBC News
• Children in Need tartan designed by Heriot-Watt Lecturer
• Overseas student ID cards begin - BBC News
• Call to scrap student fees limit - BBC News
• UK Attempts to Borrow Out of Recession With Tax Gamble - The Epoch Times
• New Insights Into The Burden Of Severe S. Pyogenes Infection Across Europe (Medical News Today)
• TV matters by Mark Lawson (Guardian Unlimited)
• Horizon Licenses Gene Engineering Technology from University of ... - GenomeWeb News
• Third of Scots 'breadline poor' - BBC News
• Life in UK 'has become lonelier' - BBC News
• 'Loneliness' increasing in Wales - BBC News
• Two streets, two different worlds (BBC News)
• Grey majority rules in Cornwall (BBC News)
• West highest for 'breadline poor' - BBC News
• New post to take forward IT modernisation
• Voting apathy 'among worst in UK' - BBC News
• Ant invader knocks on UK's door - BBC News
• One in 10 children suffer abuse, say experts - guardian.co.uk
• One in 10 Children Is Abused in Rich Countries, Research Shows - Bloomberg
• Single cancer cell 'poses danger' - BBC News
• Downturn 'could hit universities' - BBC News
• Exiles wielding power from the UK - BBC News
• Weaker pound could attract more overseas students - guardian.co.uk
• Cash flow 'concerns' for UK universities - Gradplus.com
• Psychiatric drugs force queried - BBC News
• UK universities' fortunes diverge - BBC News
• UK Funds Scientists to Fight Climate Change, Economy Woes - Bloomberg
• One giant leap for 'teddy-nauts' - BBC News
• 'Body clock gene' diabetes clue - BBC News
• Images to educate and inspire
• Jobs threat to 60 at university - BBC News
• UK Kurds fight separate battles - BBC News
• Smoking ban lessons from abroad - BBC News
• Universities 'may face deficit' - BBC News
• Academics petition over 'spying' - BBC News
• People in the US and the UK Show Strong Similarities in Their ... - Small Times
• In Greece, Protests Echo European Students' Ire - Wall Street Journal
• World Premiere for Lancaster International Concert Series? 40th Anniversary
• UK is warned over obesity levels - BBC News
• The Mayor visits SOAS
• Bangladesh court orders parents to free UK doctor - The Associated Press
• Treatment 'could cut heart scars' - BBC News
• Therapy hope for eating disorders - BBC News
• Mapping UK's teen murder toll - BBC News
• Cardiff signs-up to share research expertise
• 'Forced marriage' GP arrives in UK from Bangladesh - guardian.co.uk
• Heavy snorers 'burn more energy' - BBC News
• The international trail of terror - BBC News
• Shock, suspicion and Braveheart - BBC News
• US, UK citizens like nanotechnology - United Press International
• Women 'may face greater HIV risk' - BBC News
• US, UK citizens like nanotechnology - Small Times
• Scots research among world best - BBC News
• Many UK researchers 'world class' - BBC News
• Universities get research praise - BBC News
• Imperial College London is home to UK?s greatest concentration of ... - Imperial College London
• UK university research is internationally recognised - UK Trade & Investment
• UK baby to be born without breast cancer causing gene - ABC Online
• Bowel cancer link to stem cells - BBC News
• First UK baby screened for breast cancer gene due soon - Financial Times
• Study to assess if genes predispose salt to act as a blood pressure ‘trigger’
• Researchers Derive First Embryonic Stem Cells From Rats - Scientific Frontline
• Bristol University confirmed as a world leader in research - University of Bristol
• Lung cancer screening trial hope - BBC News
• Vitamin B1 reverses kidney damage - BBC News
• Looking back on a busy year for health care professionals - WalesOnline
• Group to tackle vascular disease - BBC News
• Marinating 'may cut cancer risk' - BBC News
• Wearside: Review of 2008 (BBC News)
• Hope of insulin cell transplant - BBC News
• Male Gene May Control Offspring?s Gender - RedOrbit
• Cancer patients find it is good to talk - BBC News
• Cancer cells 'cheat suicide call' - BBC News
• UK soldier wrote home 'every day' - BBC News
• 'Relocation' Plan Of Metastatic Cancer Cells Uncovered - Science Daily (press release)
• Females 'less physically active' - BBC News
• Stress hormone 'a marker for ME' - BBC News
• Daughter's rap tribute to Bhutto - BBC News
• Joint open day offers advice on nursing careers
• Radon gas action needed across UK - BBC News
• UK scientists hit by lack of brains - Register
• In the Night Garden set to replace Winnie the Pooh as top UK infants' toy (Guardian Unlimited)
• Test targets sport drugs cheats - BBC News
• University leads self-harm study - BBC News
• Lessons from UK's 'tightest man' - BBC News
• UK e-mail law 'attack on rights' - BBC News