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Fury at US intelligence chief’s Exeter visit Academics at Exeter University have protested against a talk given by Stephen Cambone, a former US intelligence chief accused of condoning abuse in Iraq....
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Deadline: 13/06/2007
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Today's news
Oxford setting extra tests for candidates Sixth-formers face new entrance tests to get into Oxford University amid concerns that A levels fail to mark out the brightest candidates. Aptitude tests...
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As Irish eyes looked away
Most of wartime Ireland beat a moral retreat, Brian Girvin discovers.
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a memoir: "Mum doesn't knock, she just whisks open my bedroom door, crosses straight to the curtains,...
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Beyond rationality and towards understanding
The Soulful Science
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Don't be a panda in your bedroom
Mating in Captivity
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A barmy yarn cooked up in leprechaun's kitchen
Unstoppable Brilliance
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He shot from the quip
Bernard Shaw
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A happy place needn't be fluffy
The Science of Well-Being
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When 'girls' in go-go boots go militant
Femininity in Flight
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With a knowing glance behind...
Pastiche
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Detritus in the ocean bed helps reveal Earth's story
Biostratigraphy
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Myth and mirage of England's boy king
Edward VI - The Lost King of England
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Council shifts focus in Russia
British Council makes the move from teacher training to supporting a cultural dialogue. Nick Holdsworth reports. The British Council is to change the focus of its work in Moscow after a period of...