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Plight of teens abused by violent lovers

14.09.11
The scale of teenage domestic abuse has been revealed in a landmark study showing that children as young as 13 are suffering at the hands of violent partners... more

Teenage pregnancies could be 'contagious'

09.08.11
Teenage pregnancy could be 'contagious' and caught by girls influenced by their elder sisters who have children while young, new research suggests... more

David Cameron lived 'in the shadow' of his older brother

25.07.11
The Prime Minister reveals he was always 'a few steps behind' his older brother during his teenage years... more

We must grow talent for tomorrow

28.06.11
It used to be commonplace for students to be sponsored through university. The most affluent students by far in my day were the medics who had contracted to join the army for a few years on graduation, and in return drew a junior officer's pay for the six years of their training... more

Hit and run driver who killed jogger gets eight months

28.06.11
A hit-and-run driver who killed a young jogger has been jailed for eight months... more

'Killer driver tried to conceal accident'

13.06.11
A student was killed by a hit-and-run driver who sped off and launched an attempted cover-up, a court heard today... more

Green taxi fleet suits the climate

19.05.11
Next time you hear an unemployed graduate complaining about the lack of job opportunities and about student debt, you might like to point them in the direction of Nicko Williamson... more

Revolymer is gumming for success in the US with Rev7

04.10.10
A revolutionary new chewing gum developed and backed in the UK which can be removed from pavements and Tube seats using only water, is launched in the US ... more

Lotteries 'fail to help poor children into better schools'

03.09.10
School lotteries designed to allocate places fairly have failed to reduce segregation between rich and poor pupils, research suggests ... more

University will make students sign pledge to attend lectures

17.08.10
Students will be forced to sign contracts promising to attend lectures under a radical shake-up at a London university... more

Mother's plea to find hit-run driver who killed student jogger

23.06.10
Mother appeals for help in tracing a driver who hit her daughter while she was jogging and left her dying at the roadside... more

Watchdog orders universities to offer students value for money

02.06.10
Universities must tell students how many lectures they will attend amid concern that undergraduates are not getting value for money, a watchdog said... more

‘They could have taken his money but were hell-bent on killing’

16.04.10
THE family of Nadim Gulamhuseinwala told today how his murder has left them in a “black hole” of grief. ... more

Comedian on the dole Sanderson Jones is new face of Ikea adverts

24.02.10
Struggling comedian on the dole has become the eccentric new face of Ikea ... more

'Size zero' teenage girls risk damage to their bones

05.01.10
Teenage girls who diet to reach “size zero” may be causing their bones long-term harm... more

Royal Court hosts a 'Bullingdon' bash

21.10.09
David Cameron and Boris Johnson can look forward to a play inspired by the Bullingdon Club - just in time for next year's general election campaign... more

Graduates cash in on demand for children's private tutors

16.06.09
Increasing numbers of graduates from top universities are capitalising on the demand for home tutoring by setting up lucrative private agencies... more

Wilmot-Sitwell to run UBS investment bank

27.04.09
The son of former Warburg Securities chairman Peter Wilmot-Sitwell has been appointed co-head of investment banking at UBS, the Swiss owner of the firm where his father worked ... more

Woman in line for top job at Imperial

25.03.09
Puffs of white smoke emerged from the Bristol headquarters of Imperial Tobacco as Alison Cooper was promoted to chief operating officer, making her a clear front-runner to succeed long-standing chief executive Gareth Davis... more

Heathrow passengers endure 10-hour queues

04.02.09
Hundreds of air passengers faced their third day of being stranded at Heathrow as the airport struggled to cope with the aftermath of Monday’s snow storms... more

Drunken Harrow boy tries his own Italian Job

11.11.08
A former Harrow schoolboy wrote off his new Mini Cooper in a drunken driving spree as he attempted to recreate The Italian Job... more

Why can't I read books by a Nobel Frenchman?

10.10.08
J M G Le Clézio, who has just won this year's Nobel Prize for Literature, has many connections to Britain. The son of a British doctor, he grew up speaking both French and English. As a child, he regularly holidayed in Britain and went on to study English at Bristol University.... more

Health

08.10.08
It’s an issue that can cloud the cheering fact that London is home to some of the most brilliant health care specialists in the world, leaders in their fields. ... more

Black men more likely to get prostate cancer

30.09.08
Black men in England are three times more likely than white men to get prostate cancer and tend to be diagnosed five years younger, scientists have found... more

New drug treats cystic fibrosis 'at gene stage'

09.09.08
A radical new drug treatment for cystic fibrosis is being developed... more

Students in a taxi are hailed at the Russian border

15.08.08
A pair of British students attempting to drive a taxi from London to Mongolia are being held at the border between Kazakhstan and Russia... more


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