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Wellcome Trust announces Engagement Fellows
Wellcome Trust He is a columnist for the Times Higher Education magazine and, in the past year, has presented television medical documentaries for BBC2 and Channel 4 and a radio documentary about life in the Universe for BBC World service. He is currently writing and … |
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15. July 2011
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BBC News 1124: CRICKET – England batsman Jonathan Trott tells The Cricketer magazine that cutting out alcohol has helped him achieve his potential. "I don't think I'd be sitting here today if I did still drink," said Trott. 1117: FOOTBALL – England boss Fabio … |
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Charity fundraisers take leap off Transporter Bridge – South Wales Argus
12. July 2011
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Charity fundraisers take leap off Transporter Bridge
South Wales Argus Among her achievements so far have been writing an article for a midwifery magazine, delivering a lamb and spending the day as a firefighter. “I was nervous climbing the steps, but the minute I let go I really enjoyed it,” she said. … |
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Charity fundraisers take leap off Transporter Bridge – South Wales Argus
Christie Brinkley delays West End debut in Chicago at the Cambridge Theatre – London Theatre Guide – Online
8. July 2011
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Christie Brinkley delays West End debut in Chicago at the Cambridge Theatre
London Theatre Guide – Online She was due to start a four-week engagement beginning Monday 11 July, but on Wednesday, on the eve of her scheduled departure from the US, her mother, Marge Brinkley, was admitted into hospital to undergo an emergency medical procedure. … |
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Christie Brinkley delays West End debut in Chicago at the Cambridge Theatre – London Theatre Guide – Online
Week two and five join MIP list – Cambridge News
7. July 2011
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Week two and five join MIP list
Cambridge News In the September issue of Cambridge Business magazine we will be naming those who are considered by our judges to be the top three. The judges are Peter Abel, head of Barclays Corporate in Cambridgeshire, Stuart Newman, senior partner with … |
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Leicester City weigh up next move for Nicky Maynard – Leicester Mercury
7. July 2011
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Leicester City weigh up next move for Nicky Maynard
Leicester Mercury "Tsepo will be off to Sweden to meet his new team on Sunday and will do his medicals the next day," Makaab told African magazine Kick-Off. "If everything goes well, he will then fly to South Africa so we can complete his application for the work permit … |
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Leicester City weigh up next move for Nicky Maynard – Leicester Mercury
Dundee University in world’s top 100 for medicine – Scotland Courier
6. July 2011
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Dundee University in world's top 100 for medicine
Scotland Courier The annual rankings, compiled by educational publisher Quacquarelli Symonds, come only a day after Dundee was named sixth best workplace for academics in another international survey by a science magazine. … |
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New blogger joins AV team – AV Interactive
5. July 2011
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New blogger joins AV team
AV Interactive Ian Grime, co-founder and live events director at HGA Creative is the latest industry figure to join the roster of AV Magazine's bloggers. Ian will give the website a perspective on the changing usage of technology within live events and small-to-large … |
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David Millar interview – Financial Times
1. July 2011
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David Millar interview
Financial Times On his second race he noticed that other riders had their own little medical bags with ampoules and syringes and would keep disappearing off to the bathroom. Deliveries of ice would turn up at odd hours to protect supplies of Erythropoietin, or EPO, … |
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Interview: Ken McClure, author – Scotsman
29. June 2011
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Interview: Ken McClure, author
Scotsman Yet his medical thrillers, many starring Dr Steven Dunbar of the Sci-Med Inspectorate, seem to have accurately predicted everything from the BSE and flesh-eating bug crises, to bird flu. With a shy giggle, McClure insistently demurs. … |
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