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24.03.2011

A brief history of time zones

A brief history of time zones Theoretically, the world should be divided into 24 equal time zones, in which each zone differs from the last [...]

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11.02.2011

Egypt: The camp that toppled a president

Egypt: The camp that toppled a president Cairo’s central Tahrir Square was the focal point for anti-Mubarak protesters during 18 days of demonstrations. As the [...]

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06.10.2010

BBC: Interactive Body Graphics

BBC: Interactive Body Graphics A collection of interactive games and graphics designed to help you learn about the human body. Click to view the interactive [...]

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20.09.2010

A History of the World in Objects

A History of the World in Objects This site uses objects to tell a history of the world. You’ll find 100 objects from the British [...]

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23.07.2010

Great Whales

Great Whales A guide to the great whales. View the interactive graphic

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25.06.2010

Budget: What would you cut?

Budget: What would you cut? Chancellor George Osborne is due to deliver his Spending Review on Wednesday 20 October, after the government set itself cutting [...]

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15.06.2010

Gulf of Mexico oil well disaster

Gulf of Mexico oil well disaster The cost of cleaning up the oil spillage in the Gulf of Mexico now runs into billions of dollars, [...]

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10.05.2010

Oil spill in Gulf of Mexico in maps and graphics

Oil spill in Gulf of Mexico in maps and graphic A massive operation is under way in and around the Gulf of Mexico to halt [...]

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28.03.2010

What happened: Death of Jean Charles de Menezes

What happened: Death of Jean Charles de Menezes The material in this guide is based on evidence presented at the trial of the Metropolitan Police [...]

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08.03.2010