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From today's UK papers
Universities ask for £10bn extra Universities will need £9.94bn extra investment over three years if they are to meet government targets on widening access and transferring knowledge to industry,...
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Hot whodunnit leaves you cold
Australian Rainforests
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Politics of saving the world
A Primer of Conservation Biology
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Irresistible offer to step back in time
The Eternal Trail - Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of Europe
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A mixed bag of buddies
On Friendship
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Digging up the bad taste bath house
Whitehall Palace
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Thoughts of Taj Mahal will leave you as drunk as a fox
The Legacy of Isaiah Berlin
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TLS: totally legendary substance
A mix of philistinism and high-brow makes for a peculiarly English journal, says Terry Eagleton. A conservative intellectual journal has a number of endemic problems. For one thing, conservatism is...
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Joyful buzz from life's work
The Bees of the World
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Are your beans clean and green?
Pesticide Chemistry and Bioscience - Inducible Gene Expression in Plants
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Marvels of our unknown planet
Mapping the Deep
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Extinction is not always for ever
Extinct Birds
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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 work by a contemporary of Dickens, who encouraged her early career: "'Edith!' said Margaret gently...
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Plant life in the round
Principles of Botany - Plant Life