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Battle begins for peace in nation divided by rival factions

21.10.11
Colonel Gaddafi is dead but the battle to bring order and peace to the country he once ruled has only just begun, experts warn... more

Joanna's killer 'calmly made jokes about her death at parties'

13.10.11
Joanna Yeates's killer Vincent Tabak joked about the murder inquiry at dinner parties, a court heard today.... more

Tycoon's daughter charged with looting is told she cannot return to university

21.09.11
A millionaire's daughter accused of looting from five stores in last month's riots is barred from returning to university... more

Millions wasted on Thames salmon stock

01.09.11
Schemes costing millions to reintroduce salmon to the Thames are a waste of money, researchers claim... more

Met Office boss: I got death threats from climate change sceptics

18.04.11
The head of the Met Office today said he had received death threats from climate change sceptics... more

Student union 'to stop protesting over tuition fees'

17.02.11
Student representatives have been told not to campaign against tuition fee increases in a private memo from the National Union of Students... more

Iwona Blazwick: the high priestess of Whitechapel

22.10.10
How did a party animal who dances till 5am and hosts alcohol-fuelled free-for-alls become the most powerful woman in art? Marcus Field meets Iwona Blazwick, creator of the Turbine Hall, champion of Hirst and reinventor of the Whitechapel Gallery ... more

Links to schools abroad ‘fuel pupils’ racist beliefs’

05.03.10
School links between the UK and the developing world can leave children with 'racist' views of other cultures, research has found... more

Alternative health unit in royal row ‘to close’

03.03.10
World’s leading centre for scientific research is set to close within months after its funding dried up after a row with a senior aide to the Prince of Wales... more

British teenager saved after drifting for two days in Atlantic on a lifeboat

22.02.10
British teenager survives on a lifeboat in the open sea for nearly two days after her ship sinks off Brazil... more

‘We must invest in our education’

14.10.09
Universities were hardly out of the headlines over the summer. And the looming review of tuition fees promises to keep the temperature high through the autumn and winter too... more

Science 'just for posh kids' as subject dwindles in state sector

06.10.09
Study of science is becoming the preserve of 'posh kids' from private schools amid warnings of a shortage of specialist teachers in state education... more

US politician puts blame on Churchill for Second World War

04.09.09
The row over responsibility for the Second World War broke out again last night at the Evening Standard and Intelligence Squared's joint debate on Winston Churchill... more

190 miss a place in university mix-up

25.08.09
Almost 200 sixth-formers given a place at a leading university have had the offers retracted after admission blunders... more

You can't beat beetroot

12.08.09
Beetroot is the new health veg: it’s low in calories, will help you detox and is even good for stamina ... more

Backpacker backlash as boy's father denies bush ordeal was a hoax

16.07.09
Family of London backpacker Jamie Neale angrily hit back at claims generated by the Australian media that his miracle survival is a hoax... more

London backpacker found alive after 12 days lost in the bush

15.07.09
British backpacker Jamie Neale is found alive after going missing in the Australian bush for nearly two weeks. He survived living on seeds, grass and berries... more

Andy Murray cheered to rafters in epic victory

30.06.09
Andy Murray raised the roof of Centre Court as he fought through to the Wimbledon quarter-finals in an epic five-set battle... more

Anything's possible: Meet London's top fixers

28.05.09
Want to secure an audience with the Pope, get into Elton John’s party or source the world’s rarest diamonds? Meet the people who like to say ‘yes’…... more

Scam victims 'likely to be caught out again'

19.05.09
Those who have fallen victim to "get rich quick" scams or bogus lotteries that cost the public £3.5 billion a year are likely to fall victim again to such schemes, the consumer watchdog the Office of Fair Trading said ... more

Student killed by leukaemia she didn't know she had

27.01.09
A boyfriend has told of his grief after his student girlfriend died on a Caribbean holiday two days after complaining of a headache... more

The ten young stars with sights on London gold

16.01.09
We highlight 10 athletes who are aiming for gold medals at the 2012 Olympic Games.... more

Anti-terror job for 'safe pair of hands'

22.12.08
Bob Quick's appointment to head Britain's counter terrorism operations was generally considered a safe move following the departure of his predecessor Andy Hayman.... more

University degree won't mean you get a good job, students told

26.11.08
Students were warned not to go to university in the hope of a better-paid career amid fresh evidence that thousands of graduates end up in menial jobs... more

Women lawyers will battle it out in Madonna divorce

16.10.08
Guy Ritchie is consulting the lawyer who secured Britain's biggest divorce pay-out, the Evening Standard can reveal... more

Finance

08.10.08
Britain will look to the Square Mile to pull it out of the economic mire, and these are the big names who will deliver the recovery. ... more

Students celebrate record grades

14.08.08
Students across London are celebrating after scooping top grades in their A-levels... more

Actress Emma Thompson introduces her 'adopted' refugee son at Mandela party

26.06.08
With actor husband Greg Wise and her unofficially adopted son Tindyebwa Agaba around Emma Thompson doesn't have to look too far for a dashing leading man.... more

Emma Thompson's 'adopted' Rwandan son moans about Britain's 'pathetic celebrity culture'

05.03.08
Five years ago he left a life of unimaginable hardship as a child soldier in war-torn Rwanda to join one of the most successful families in Britain. Tindyebwa Agaba, the 20-year-old 'adopted' son of Emma Thompson, has lived at the actress's Hampstead home and had his university education paid for by her ... more

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