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Students warned of jobs shortage Students were warned today of a shortage of jobs for graduates and a possible end to the annual recruitment "milk round". A report from PwC, the professional services...
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It's your continent; and it's your choice
What Kind of Europe?
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Want to know if trade will cost the earth?
The Economics of the Environment and Natural Resources
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Corporate takeover of a blinkered nation
The Economics of Innocent Fraud
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The fechter who fought for life
Never Apologise - The Diaries - Icons in the Fire
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Enslaved slavers turn on dirty trade when free
The Two Princes of Calabar
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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 historical novel by a British writer born in Dominica: "They say when trouble comes close ranks, and...
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The continued arguments over common cents
Economics of Monetary Union - The Economics of European Integration
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Not down, and far from out
The Myth of Decline
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Britons who saw coal fuel nation's rise and rise
Poverty, Progress and Population
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Birth date can boost entry by up to 20%
Teenagers born in September are 20 per cent more likely to go to university than youngsters born in August, a study has revealed. The startling link between a child's month of birth and their chance...
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Research council chiefs fork out £84K to withstand fearsome MPs
The research councils have spent more than £84,000 of public money on hiring consultants to train them to appear before Parliamentary select committees, The Times Higher can reveal. The House of...