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News – Global temperatures did not dip sharply in the 1940s as the conventional graph shows, scientists believe. They say an abrupt dip of 0.3C in 1945 actually reflects a change in how temperatures were measured at…
News – When you're in the business of saving the future - and you give yourself a specific deadline, such as 2050 - you need to make sure that every single day between then and now counts. Unfortunately, the G8 Summit…
Gadgets & Tech – A design for an ultra-environmental aircraft just won the top prize at the prestigious Lucky Strike Junior Designer Award.
Politics – The soft language of the communique did not set a baseline from which P cuts will be measured against.
Science – The genetics of "jungle rot" may hold the key to more economical biofuel in the near future.
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Money – "With all my experience, I've never been as worried about our energy security as I am now. Like many of us, I ignored what was happening. Now our country faces what I believe is the most serious situation since…
Do No Evil – One easy way for people to reduce their carbon footprint for their travels is to travel by train. According to the Environmental Defense Fund, traveling by rail produces nearly half the global warming pollution…
News – Former Marana assistant police chief Barbara Harris and two female former police sergeants have filed gender discrimination complaints with the town, alleging a hostile work environment and retaliation.
Science – Article about the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
Money – Environmental engine technology firm Rotoblock Corp. (OTCBB: ROTB) announced today that it has initiated talks with a number of third parties, including Chinese banking and financial institutions, to purchase controlling…
Religion – The Tirumala temple, in the south Indian city of Tirupathi, is one of Hinduism's holiest shrines. Over 5,000 pilgrims a day visit this city of seven hills, filling Tirumala's coffers with donations and making it…
Gadgets & Tech – Tokyo University students and Matsushita Electric (Panasonic) have created the world's first light emitting device using nano silicon. The technology produces light that is 50% brighter than a fluorescent lamp and…
Men – Binyam Mohamed, who denies the charge, says he was repeatedly tortured by interrogators in Morocco, where he was sent under "extraordinary rendition".
Politics – London Mayor Boris Johnson is considering the future of the city's overseas offices as part of a cost-cutting drive.
Autos – A genteel disagreement about whether James Bond prefers Bentleys to Aston Martin has raised eyebrows in the world of luxurious cars.
News – The only remaining British resident to be held in Guantanamo Bay has been charged with terrorism by a US military tribunal, the BBC has learned.
News – A woman turning heads by taking her pet skunk for a walk on a lead has been told by a council that it may have to go, BBC Scotland can reveal. Hannah Chapman, 23, takes de-scented Ichi for walks in Aberdeen.
News – More than 100 stallholders have taken part in a fund-raising car boot sale held in the grounds of a stately home.
Music – Stars including Blur bassist Alex James and DJ Goldie will compete for the chance to conduct the BBC Concert Orchestra in a new programme.
News – Most of the rubbish is being thrown from the riverbank or from passenger boats using the Thames, according to the Port of London Authority. Geoff Buckby from the authority said: "The biggest problem we get is…
News – More than 400 tonnes of rubbish - most of it plastic - is being pulled out of the River Thames every year.
News – Northern Ireland is top of the form for truant children, according to the latest Department of Education figures.
Science – Six eggs laid by a rare hen harrier have hatched at a nest site in Northumberland. The bird and its mate are nesting in North Tynedale, where more than 30 volunteers are helping experts protect them from illegal…
Celebrities – A Chilean judge has ordered the arrest of nearly 100 former secret police and soldiers over rights abuses committed under General Augusto Pinochet.
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