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Sun Araw: Verifiable field research on inter-dimensional living
What happens when a pair of psychedelic noiseniks from LA collaborate with a vocal group from St. Ca...
Why Brighton Fringe remains the place to take risks
In a small theatre above a pub, performer Yvo Luna is demonstrating the various uses of a vibrator i...
Richard Norris takes his Time And Space Machine back to psych
Since the dawn of time many different styles and forms of music have been created and, unfortunately...
Win a family adventure with Subaru XV
Enjoy a three-night family adventure for four to Slaley Hall in Northumberland.
Can you imagine a career in teaching?
Be inspired to teach - let real teachers show you how rewarding the job can be.
Keeping pace with the London 2012 Games
Cisco is providing the solutions for London 2012's complex IT needs.
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Business videos from commercial thought leaders
Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.
Child sex grooming: the Asian question
As nine men are jailed for a total of 77 years for abusing young girls, what do we actually know about the cultural side of such crimes?
Special Report: Afghan surprise in Ghazni province
At a meeting to celebrate the Taliban's 'retreat', what could possibly go wrong?
A TV show about a Secretary of State with a philandering husband?
Wonder who they mean...
Public relations: This time it's personal
It's not just celebrities who require advice on how to present the best image. Dominic Prince on the rise of PR in business, law and (near) royalty
Modern wonder: Max Payne 3's gunfight physics
Max Payne 3 is going to be one of the biggest computer games of 2012.
Henry Normal on the new Alan Partridge film
Forget the self-effacing pseudonym, Henry Normal is behind our best screen comedy
Reinventing the wheel: Cycling innovations
From the practical to the freight-train bike horn...
Revealed: the secrets of Captain Scott's playlist
New album is compiled from gramophone recordings explorer took on ill-fated journey to the Antarctic
The 10 best language products
From French language books that require a mere 15-minutes-a-day to the BBC's immersive language course for children...
Michael Farthing on the 1994 Group
The group's new chairman tells Richard Garner that it represents the 'sane middle' in the heated debate about the future of higher education.
Richard Scudamore interview
King of the Premier League praises City's excellence
James Lawton
Ferdinand and Terry should get on with it if they are professionals
Has ultimate Olympian Phelps met his match?
The swimming phenomenon with a record 14 golds may have to play second fiddle this summer as his US team-mate, Ryan Lochte, may be the bigger noise
Diamond Geezer
Iconography of the Queen exhibition
The race to catch al-Qa'ida's master bomber
Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, the Yemen-based terrorist schemer who specialises in exploding underwear, is at the top of the CIA's hit list
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