| Spain dig yields ancient European 27 March 2008 Scientists have discovered the oldest human remains in |
| Heathrow's T5 open to passengers 27 March 2008 Heathrow's new Terminal 5 has opened to the public as British Airways begins operating from the building. Read More |
| Banned Indian group's leader held 27 March 2008 Police in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh have arrested the leader of the banned militant group Students' Islamic Movement of India (Simi). Read More |
| Obama a distant cousin of Bush 26 March 2008 It has emerged that Barack Obama is a tenth cousin, once removed, of the man whose job he wants - George W Bush. Read More |
| Cyber bully pledge for teachers 26 March 2008 The government is pledging action to protect teachers from bullying through mobile phones and the internet. Read More |
| New 'Bin Laden tape' threatens EU 20 March 2008 In a new audio message purportedly from Osama Bin Laden, the al-Qaeda leader threatens the EU over the re-printing of a cartoon offensive to Muslims. Read More |
| Uighur inmate in Guantanamo plea 20 March 2008 A rare letter has been published from a |
| Teacher leader's warning on tests 20 March 2008 A teachers' leader says the school tests planned to replace |
| Early warning for bad behaviour 18 March 2008 Troublemakers as young as 10 years old are to be asked to sign a good behaviour contract to stop them going off the rails. Read More |
| See-saw to power African schools 18 March 2008 A young inventor is hoping to tap the unbounded energy of children in a playground to power schools in |
| Teachers warn over cyber bullying 18 March 2008 Teachers are warning parents they need to be more aware about the potential misuse of the internet and mobile phones by their children. Read More |
| Poll suggests Iraqis 'optimistic' 17 March 2008 More than 50% of Iraqis think their lives are good, more than at any time in the last three years, a survey says. Read More |
| Web creator rejects net tracking 17 March 2008 The creator of the web has said consumers need to be protected against systems which can track their activity on the internet. Read More |
| Life in the 'open prison' of Gaza 17 March 2008 For years, the spirit of those living here has taken a pounding, not only from the frequent Israeli military attacks but also by fighting between the various Palestinian factions here. Read More |
| 'Roadmap' focus of Mid-East talks 14 March 2008 Israeli and Palestinian officials are to meet President Bush's envoy in the first trilateral meeting since peace talks were relaunched last year. Read More |
| 'Pre-Inca' temple found in Peru 14 March 2008 Archaeologists in |
| Bear convicted for theft of honey 14 March 2008 The taste of honey was just too tempting for a bear in |
| Row over school admissions claims 13 March 2008 A head teacher has questioned the government's claim that "a significant minority" of |
| Final Potter film 'split in half' 13 March 2008 The seventh and final Harry Potter novel will be adapted for the big screen in two parts, reports suggest. Read More |
| School is 'the last moral force' 10 March 2008 Poor parenting and the erosion of family life are leaving schools as the only moral framework in many children's lives, says a head teachers' leader. Read More |
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