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  • First class news - guardian.co.uk
  • Historic decline in Jewish population reversed
  • Tasmanian tiger DNA 'resurrected' - BBC News
  • Jewish population on the increase - BBC News
  • British Association for Central & Eastern Europe perpetuated through UCL SSEES lecture
  • What baby boom? Board disputes birth statistics for UK Jews - Jewish Chronicle
  • Preserving skin elasticity could unlock secrets for better body health
  • New DNA evidence overturns population migration theory in Island Southeast Asia
  • Male Painters And Decorators Exposed To Fertility Damaging ... - Science Daily (press release)
  • Brothers bringing gadgets to Britain - Telegraph.co.uk
  • First woman gets DNA sequence decoded - Chicago Tribune
  • Ecologists steps to influence international
  • Ecologists steps to influence international policy on biodiversity conservation
  • UK leading anti-semitism fight (Totally Jewish)
  • Students race to a top award
  • Key to scientific mysteries of the Red Planet begin at The Open University
  • Next step to Mars begins at The Open University
  • DNA reveals sister power in Ancient Greece
  • University lectures on iTunes (BBC News)
  • Teenagers tested by top employers
  • Manchester hosts biggest graduate jobs fair in the UK - University of Manchester
  • Inovio Biomedical Provides Updated Interim Data on Phase I/II Clinical Study of...
  • Tom Bloxham named new Chancellor for The University of Manchester
  • New drug to stop tuberculosis epidemic
  • UK companies outperform - Auto Industry
  • Europe's biggest companies outpace UK in value added - Telegraph.co.uk
  • SEENEWS ? news report of 09.06.2008 (Girodivite)
  • Cervical cancer rates climbing among teens - New Scientist (subscription)
  • Cervical cancer rates soaring among teens - Fresh News
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-13 07:07 Euroshares outlook - Lower after Wall St came off highs on oil...
  • Europe's leading environmentalist in Cambridge
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-13 15:42 European govt bonds off lows as U.S. inflation offers few surprises.
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-13 15:42 European govt bonds off lows as U.S. inflation offers few surprises.
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-13 15:42 European govt bonds off lows as U.S. inflation offers few surprises.
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-13 15:42 European govt bonds off lows as U.S. inflation offers few surprises.
  • Improving Sex Education For Deaf Pupils In The UK (Medical News Today)
  • Improving Sex Education For Deaf Pupils In The UK - Medical News Today (press release)
  • Youngsters try out ancient medicine of the Romans
  • Tony Wilson: Manchester birthplace of digital pop music
  • Bounty set for TV crew kidnappers (Moldova.org)
  • Mathematician puts US electoral process under microscope
  • Manchester scientists showcase work to local MP
  • UK teens top world drinking survey (Channel 4)
  • DJ HUGIN NEWS/Epigenomics Successfully Completes Larger Clinical Study in Early Lung Cancer...
  • First digital music made in Manchester
  • Centre will make Manchester world-beater in health research
  • University of Leeds enters hall of fame
  • Manchester clears first hurdle in €170 million biobank building boom
  • Liter Of Fuel Would Last UK 1 Year If Cars Had Kept Pace With ... - Science Daily (press release)
  • Birth of first modern computer celebrated in Manchester
  • Pan-European Research Infrastructure Will Manage Biological Samples Across Continent (Medical News..
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  • UK: Students using 'trivial' excuses to get better grades - Eurogates
  • Second Genetic Risk Factor For Late-onset Alzheimer's Disease Found - Science Daily (press release)
  • Manchester writers give sneak preview of new work
  • Pioneer of medical education honoured with national award
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-27 07:14 Euroshares outlook - lower, extending Thursday falls after Wall...
  • News: Ratatat Extend Tour (Pitchfork)
  • SEENEWS ? news report of 27.06.2008 (Girodivite)
  • Martin Amis leads debate on religion and literature
  • SSEES building receives brickwork award
  • Forugh Farrokhzad (1935-1967): 40-year anniversary conference (Payvand Iran News)
  • Mobile users make same mistakes as disabled PC users
  • UCL to lead 10 million euro HIV/AIDS research project
  • SEENEWS ? news report of 02.07.2008 (Girodivite)
  • Funding boost in fight against leukaemia
  • Undaunted Red Dragon battles to 2:1 victory
  • Christian Dustmann appointed director of major migration thinktank
  • New Research With GPs Suggests Sick Notes Are A Complex Issue, UK - Medical News Today (press...
  • Manchester scientist appointed new BBSRC boss
  • The University of Manchester and GSK strike new research alliance
  • The University of Manchester and GSK strike new research alliance - University of Manchester
  • Nuclear industry undermined by savage science cuts - Telegraph.co.uk
  • Cutting CO2 emissions from UK homes 'could create new market for ... - 24dash
  • More UCL Framework Programme 7 success
  • NC3Rs announces new Board Chair as Professor Ian Kimber
  • Future of Jodrell Bank Secured
  • Male Infertility And Diabetes Linked; Excess Sugars In The Body Have Direct Effect On Sperm Quality.
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  • SEENEWS ? news report of 14.07.2008 (Girodivite)
  • Brain switch provides clues to drug addiction (News-Medical-Net)
  • Boost to UK/Malaysian research to measure forests impact on climate change
  • Trip to Europe: FGCU president reports on mission - Naples Daily News
  • OU Space Scientist helps to plot Earth’s big Mars mission
  • Day 3 - Mission to Europe: a university link and the environment - Bonitanews (subscription)
  • Artificial Life conference makes first visit to UK
  • Allergy drug improves symptoms in Alzheimer's patients - Telegraph.co.uk
  • Lost tapes of Dr Who composer reveal hidden treasures
  • Body of evidence
  • EBI, TGen, Johns Hopkins University, NIH, Genomatix, Pfizer ... - bio1nf0rm (subscription)
  • Project GALAXY will push GALS design flow for chip integration - Design and Reuse (press release)
  • IMF loans “strongly linked” to tuberculosis
  • Manchester swimmer has high hopes for Beijing
  • Sugar study is sweetener for stem cell science
  • Bevin Boy, 81, graduates in history
  • The University of Manchester launches Nuclear Fuel Technology Chair
  • The University of Manchester launches Nuclear Fuel Technology Chair - University of Manchester
  • UK Sugar Study Is Sweetener For Stem Cell Science (Medical News Today)
  • Former Aviva boss honoured by The University of Manchester
  • ALIFE conference to reveal artificial agents that learn better
  • Former Aviva boss honoured by The University of Manchester - University of Manchester
  • Putting the 'business' into music business
  • Uncertain future for elephants of Thailand
  • UK experts optimistic about 'yeti' hairs - The Age
  • Grading Europe?s universities - Financial Times
  • Long lost thesis sparks Manchester memories for nuclear man
  • ALife conference to reveal new approaches to robot role-play
  • Schizophrenia studies back genetic theory - ABC Online
  • How chemo kills tumours: research to reduce side effects
  • Knifing injuries cost the UK millions - Albuquerque Express
  • Tackling urban poverty in Africa
  • New nanotechnology tagging system to help solve gun crime
  • Cost Of Stabbings To Britain's Health Service Revealed By Study (Medical News Today)
  • Researchers unveil vital key to cancer
  • How Chemo Kills Tumors: Research To Reduce Side Effects - Science Daily (press release)
  • Researchers show how new chemotherapy drugs kill cancerous tumors (News-Medical-Net)
  • Researching the power of the placebo effect in arthritis patients
  • Nigeria: American University of Nigeria - There's No Need ... - AllAfrica.com
  • Historian's appointment honours royal links with Spain
  • OU Space Scientist helps to plot Earth's big Mars mission
  • UK professor discusses Georgia (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  • Tumbleweed ready to roll into MoD robot wars
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-08-15 10:44 DIARY - Top economic Events - to Aug 29 (Interactive Investor)
  • Few options for UK?s transgender children - Taipei Times
  • Rainforest expedition will shine light on frog deaths
  • Graphene pioneer named as one of world's top young innovators
  • Rock steady in Beijing
  • Climate change and sustainability big hitter leads search for green consumption
  • Chips are down as Manchester makes protein scanning breakthrough
  • Manchester climbs international league table
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-08-24 01:07 Economists-EU needs work on bank crisis response (Interactive...
  • Manchester Makes Protein Scanning Breakthrough (Medical News Today)
  • Protestors deserve more legal protection, says philosopher
  • Manchester is Europe's self-harm capital - Independent
  • Leading Article: Britain doing well (Independent)
  • Scientists discover new link in pathway to cancer: hope for drug design
  • Powys is UK's 'happiest place to live' - 24dash
  • Kylie To Tour Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland (Scoop.co.nz)
  • Manchester researcher receives Library of Congress Scholarship
  • Reasons to be cheerful - Community News Group
  • Graphene pioneers follow in Nobel footsteps
  • UK Muslim Youth: Citizenship and Extremism - Islam Online
  • Climate change target may lead to 'dangerously misguided' policies
  • Hour of exercise daily reduces overweight children by a third - Telegraph.co.uk
  • Centre for Deaf Studies celebrates 30th year
  • Lancaster University seeking Alzheimer?s breakthrough
  • Olympic violinist is strung up on Becks
  • Leading Islamic thinker to speak In Manchester
  • Significance Of Milk In Development Of Culture To Be Studied (Medical News Today)
  • Former Uzbek SNB officer seeks political asylum in UK - Neweurasia.net
  • Student lapse reveals five year CERN project in five minutes
  • Manchester fuels up for nuclear dominance - Crain's Manchester Business
  • Student lapse reveals five year CERN project in five minutes
  • Leading Islamic thinker to speak In Manchester
  • Olympic violinist is strung up on Becks
  • Climate change target may lead to 'dangerously misguided' policies
  • Graphene pioneers follow in Nobel footsteps
  • Manchester researcher receives Library of Congress Scholarship
  • Scientists discover new link in pathway to cancer: hope for drug design
  • Protestors deserve more legal protection, says philosopher
  • Manchester climbs international league table
  • Chips are down as Manchester makes protein scanning breakthrough
  • Climate change and sustainability big hitter leads search for green consumption
  • Rock steady in Beijing
  • Graphene pioneer named as one of world's top young innovators
  • Rainforest expedition will shine light on frog deaths
  • Tumbleweed ready to roll into MoD robot wars
  • Historian's appointment honours royal links with Spain
  • Tackling urban poverty in Africa
  • ALife conference to reveal new approaches to robot role-play
  • ALIFE conference to reveal artificial agents that learn better
  • Artificial Life conference makes first visit to UK
  • HIV is spread most by people with medium levels of HIV in blood, says study
  • Deadly frog disease is linked to climate change in Europe, say researchers
  • Centre for Deaf Studies celebrates 30th year
  • Lancaster University seeking Alzheimer?s breakthrough
  • New nanotechnology tagging system to help solve gun crime
  • Putting the 'business' into music business
  • OU Space Scientist helps to plot Earth's big Mars mission
  • Student lapse reveals five year CERN project in five minutes
  • Leading Islamic thinker to speak In Manchester
  • Olympic violinist is strung up on Becks
  • Climate change target may lead to 'dangerously misguided' policies
  • Graphene pioneers follow in Nobel footsteps
  • Manchester researcher receives Library of Congress Scholarship
  • Scientists discover new link in pathway to cancer: hope for drug design
  • Protestors deserve more legal protection, says philosopher
  • Manchester climbs international league table
  • Chips are down as Manchester makes protein scanning breakthrough
  • Climate change and sustainability big hitter leads search for green consumption
  • Rock steady in Beijing
  • Graphene pioneer named as one of world's top young innovators
  • Rainforest expedition will shine light on frog deaths
  • Tumbleweed ready to roll into MoD robot wars
  • Historian's appointment honours royal links with Spain
  • Tackling urban poverty in Africa
  • ALife conference to reveal new approaches to robot role-play
  • ALIFE conference to reveal artificial agents that learn better
  • Artificial Life conference makes first visit to UK
  • HIV is spread most by people with medium levels of HIV in blood, says study
  • Deadly frog disease is linked to climate change in Europe, say researchers
  • Centre for Deaf Studies celebrates 30th year
  • Lancaster University seeking Alzheimer?s breakthrough
  • New nanotechnology tagging system to help solve gun crime
  • Putting the 'business' into music business
  • Rare frog caught on film during Manchester rainforest expedition
  • Manchester physicist to launch biggest ever experiment
  • European physical activity conference comes to Strathclyde
  • Rare frog find 'highlight' of herpetologist's career
  • Rare frog find gives herpetologist hope
  • Socio-economic databanks available to House of Commons and Lords Libraries
  • Classroom Sex Education Doesn't Meet Teenage Needs, UK (Medical News Today)
  • BNFL hands Manchester 5 million nuclear boost
  • Tanzania: UK And Dar University to Train Extension Officers - AllAfrica.com
  • Book review: Record of destruction - Al-Ahram Weekly
  • How to pay for university: There's no better time to study - Times Online
  • UK government OKs Phorm privacy invasion (p2pnet.net)
  • UK experts say Stonehenge was place of healing - The Associated Press
  • Shell partners with University for biofuels project
  • 2 million study to reveal workings of dementia genes
  • Forensic science expert makes recommendations on DNA and fingerprint law
  • New Technology Takes On Food Safety, Wastage and Inaccurate 'Best ... - Science Daily (press...
  • Brown May Have Defused Calls for His Ouster in UK, Unions Say - Bloomberg
  • Brown May Have Defused Calls for His Ouster in UK (Update1) - Bloomberg
  • Miliband Less Likely to Replace Brown as UK Leader, Bets Show - Bloomberg
  • Leading filmmakers announced for Director's Cut
  • ?De-gendered? loos spark row in UK - Times of India
  • ?De-gendered? loos spark row in UK (The Times of India)
  • Manchester arts journal launches with world exclusive
  • Researchers to tackle obesity in young children
  • Brown Returns Blair's Ally Mandelson to UK Cabinet (Update2) - Bloomberg
  • Rock star scientist set for Manchester gig
  • Nobel Prize winner puts financial crisis under microscope
  • ID cards and RFID tracking make UK feel like the Soviet Union (Guardian Unlimited)
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  • Brown's Bank Stakes Take UK Beyond Paulson's Bad-Debt Buyouts - Bloomberg
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  • Brown Bank Stakes Take UK Beyond Paulson Debt Plan (Update1) - Bloomberg
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  • Brown Bank Rescue Takes UK Beyond Paulson Debt Plan (Update2) - Bloomberg
  • Historic exam success is highly satisfying
  • Booker nominees launch Literature Live
  • UK Mathematicians have a MAGICal party
  • King Must Stop Morality `Lessons' on UK Banking, Minford Says - Bloomberg
  • World leaders look for joint action on economy - China Daily
  • Southampton emerging as new clean technology hotspot
  • Stiglitz lecture on financial crisis available online
  • Carbon labelling under the spotlight
  • Aberdeen director visits Granite City
  • Bevin Boy, 82, now turns his hand to comedy
  • UK Bank Takeover Is Costliest Nationalization Since the 1940s - Bloomberg
  • Aberdeen economists lead 1M European health and safety study
  • Aberdeen economists lead 1M European health and safety study
  • European Commission funds design study for unique future observatory
  • (AFX UK Focus) 2008-10-17 13:27 FXNEWS-U.S. data scheduled for Friday (Interactive Investor)
  • European Research Council grant success
  • A*Star to allow Sheffield students on attachment here - AsiaOne
  • The University of Manchester - Student Direct
  • Super trusts: unite and conquer - Health Service Journal
  • The congestion question: how will it affect you?
  • University In The Big Freeze - Student Direct
  • Harmonious lunch-breaks launched
  • African knowledge drought brought to book by students
  • India Moon mission carries OU science
  • India Moon mission carries OU science
  • UK teenage suicide rates on the decline (News-Medical-Net)
  • UK teen suicide rates on the decline (EurekAlert!)
  • UK teen suicide rates on the decline - EurekAlert (press release)
  • UK teenage suicide rates on the decline - InTheNews.co.uk
  • Scientist awarded prestigious scientific fellowship
  • Computers could revolutionise breast screening
  • Manchester in 5m hydrogen technology drive
  • UK Teen Suicide Rates Falling (Medical News Today)
  • UK Teen Suicide Rates Falling - Medical News Today (press release)
  • SSTL earns ESA award for its role in Galileo
  • More students should study abroad, says Lammy (Guardian Unlimited)
  • UK To Spend Over $140 Billion for Nuclear Decommissioning over the ... - PR Web (press release)
  • Licence scheme for foreign students - guardian.co.uk
  • Licence scheme for foreign students - The Press Association
  • Student drives shoppers up wall with hot gadget
  • Roll-out of new rules for foreign students - PR-CANADA.net (press release)
  • Global computer grid helps UK develop next generation internet ... - PublicTechnology.net
  • ?Politics of Culture in Liberal Italy?
  • UCL Institute for Women?s Health: Student Seminar Day
  • Citizens? jury to hear DNA database case - WalesOnline
  • Durham University Number One in Europe for Space Science
  • Hollywood star gives hot tips to students
  • Manuals launched on hate speech and wearing religious symbols in public
  • Science scribbles star in sketchbook show
  • Liverpool installs next generation DNA sequencing machine
  • Professor Sir Cyril Chantler appointed Chair of UCL Partners
  • UK varsity leads EU-India body on safe drinking water - Hindu
  • Space science applauded at UK university - UK Trade & Investment
  • UCL holds Study Abroad Fair
  • Periods of healthy old age vary - BBC News
  • UCL Study Abroad Fair
  • Manchester student bags top music award
  • University to open legal advice clinic in East Manchester
  • Studying Abroad (at UCL)
  • Project launched to reduce carbon footprint of transport in Europe
  • Degree honour for dentistry research
  • Brown Takes UK ?Back to the 70s? With Tax, Debt Proposals - Bloomberg
  • Brown Takes UK ?Back to the 70s? With Debt Plans (Update1) - Bloomberg
  • Imminent Professor to give Mitchell Lecture
  • Eminent Professor to give Mitchell Lecture
  • Manchester scientists create bedtime 3D fun
  • Property developer to be installed as new Chancellor
  • Southampton academic named as finalist in European university spin-out awards
  • Study claims UK racial prejudice on decline - Londra Gazete
  • Amis takes a novel look at science
  • Moving study to shed new light on the loneliness of autism
  • Initiative to create more flexible transport options
  • Scientists hope European grant can improve healthy ageing
  • Viral DNA In Bacterial Genome Could Hold Key To Novel Cystic ... - Science Daily (press release)
  • Scientific pioneers honoured by The University of Manchester
  • Starwars style holographic 3DTV could be a reality in a decade
  • Boston University Radiology Associates (BURA) Selects Manpower ... - SYS-CON Media
  • Ant invader knocks on UK's door - BBC News
  • Top economist joins The University of Manchester
  • Experts urge change in asthma management
  • Gaskell foretold own death
  • Manchester gets 20 million science training boost
  • MP investigates evolutionary leaps in Manchester
  • SCOR reasserts its commitment to actuarial research in Europe: a ... - MarketWatch
  • UCL professor wins ?1.4m grant to promote chemical engineering in Kazakhstan and Russia
  • To Euro or Not? UK Reluctant - Wall Street Journal
  • Pushy parents land the good university - Times Online
  • Prince's Rainforest Project Director to deliver public lecture
  • In Greece, Protests Echo European Students' Ire - Wall Street Journal
  • Elephants have higher mortality in Europe's zoos than in protected ... - The Canadian Press
  • Booker winner gives exclusive taster of latest novel
  • Patent rules force stem-cell research to seek alternatives - Scotsman
  • Panic attacks linked to higher risk of heart problems
  • Focus on the World Biosensors in Medical Diagnostics Market - MarketWatch