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School Report Awards Day
Every March, School Reporters from hundreds of schools all over the United Kingdom show their skills in producing the news for a day.
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How to run a successful News Day
Are you fully prepared for a News Day? A little preparation will help teachers and students concentrate on the task in hand on News Day.
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Imported malaria
Richard Lehman again - this time in the BMJ , and an article on malaria imported to the UK.
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Liven up your online reports
The key to making sure your audience reads your words is to be clear, concise and correct - the three Cs of journalism.
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Concern over moral values of young
Young people are viewed with widespread anxiety and distrust by adults in their communities, according to survey a revealing growing public concern about the moral values of children.
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Young people 'viewed with widepsread distrust' - survey
Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Communities Monday 30th June 2008 - 9:29am Young people 'viewed with widepsread distrust' - survey Young people are viewed with widespread anxiety and distrust by adults ...
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Concern over moral values of young
Young people are viewed with widespread anxiety and distrust by adults in their communities, according to survey a revealing growing public concern about the moral values of children.
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Young people 'need telly choices'
Ask any broadcaster where their future challenges lie and they will probably all give the same answer - how to appeal to young people.
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| World News In Brief |
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Indonesian Pilot Accused of Crashing Plane by Ignoring Warnings
The pilot of an Indonesian airliner that crashed in 2007, killing 21 people, has gone on trial - accused of deliberately ignoring warnings, causing the airliner to crash.
Arctic 'holds 90bln barrels of oil, mostly offshore'
Within the Arctic circle there are 90 billion barrels of oil and vast quantities of natural gas waiting to be tapped, most of it offshore, the government-run US Geological Survey said.
Krakow & Auschwitz - Auschwitz, Poland
I didn't intended to visit Auschwitz at first when I entered Europe, because my Eurail Pass didn't cover Poland.
Jacques Kaplan, Who Put Kent on the Art World's Map, Dies
As 2001, the year that will forever bear the indelible mark of 9/11, came to a close, Jacques Kaplan was presenting a show of sculpture at his groundbreaking Paris-New York-Kent Gallery in Kent.
Henry, Deans merits a draw: Carter
Graham Henry is a little quicker to wield the proverbial cane but otherwise star five-eighth Daniel Carter cannot separate the merits of his All Blacks coach and Australian rugby opposite Robbie Deans.
Shark Cage Diving - Gansbaai, Western Cape, South Africa
This is possibly the greatest thrill that you will ever experience. Just imagine pulling up on the boat in 'Shark Alley', the open stretch of water between the mainland and Dyer Island off Gansbaai, South ...
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