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By Richard Garner, Education Editor   Monday, 1 March 2010  First the good news: boys are reading as much as girls. Now the bad: the books they choose are far less The The The study notes that both sexes tend to choose books that are easier to read once they reach the age of 11 and transfer to secondary school. Compared with a similar study two years ago, the Harry Potter author JK Rowling has 

Posted : Wed, 24 Feb 2010 15:12:20 GMT By : dpa Istanbul - A Turkish The arrests were the first ever in Turkey's history of such top-level officers, previously considered Those arrested are suspected of being part of a plan The plan, first revealed in documents The Turkish military has denied the coup plot The arrests come European Union-candidate Turkey is currently Critics of the government have

Jessica Shepherd   The Guardian, Tuesday 23 February 2010  On Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 12-year-old Abigail Appetey is There are 41 million girls around the world who should be in primary school all week, but aren't, the Department for International Development says. At least 20 million of them are, like Abigail, in sub-Saharan Africa. Here in Asesewa - one of Ghana's poorest Almost 80%

Ian Sample   The Guardian, Monday 22 February 2010  Psychologists say sleep clears the brain's for an afternoon People who A study of students The The research follows a recent study by the same group that showed that staying up all night reduced students' ability to The findings may explain why our ability to learn falls as we Walker's team The findings suggest that sleep clears the brain's sh

Sunday, February 21, 2010 The Third and last film in Turkish director Semih Kaplanoğlu's Yusuf The 60th Berlin Film Festival wrapped up Sunday after giving the Golden Bear to a Turkish film for the first time since 1964. A seven-member The picture, a Turkish-German co-production, tells the story of a struggling student whose father dies in a "Honey" is the third and last film in director Kaplanoğl

Posted Wednesday, February 10, 2010 4:04 PM Jeneen Interlandi It's been two days since Anderson Cooper Don't get me wrong, as a reporter who's struggled to cover the situation in Haiti from a desk in New York, I'm both But as a viewer I was It's tough to keep stories like Haiti in the spotlight for more than a few weeks. Not because the story isn't important or doesn't deserve sustained coverage.

By Chris Green   Wednesday, 17 February 2010  His After It is now known that Tutankhamun's family suffered from a bone disorder, and four of the mummies (including that of the boy king) were found to have malaria. The combination of these two conditions, the researchers argue, probably proved Dr Robert Connolly, a senior Little was known of the young pharaoh, who ruled Egypt for just nine years,

Warwick Mansell   The Guardian, Wednesday 17 February 2010  Children who do not reach key developmental The Millennium Cohort Study of nearly 15,000 children says that babies who were slow to develop their The The difficulties facing children from poor Earlier this week, a study by the Sutton Trust However, critics of early intervention say parents should be left to bring up their children witho

Mothers who stay at home spend four times longer helping children, study finds By Lewis Smith and Kay Smith Monday, 15 February 2010 Mothers who work full-time spend just three minutes a day alone with their sons helping them with homework, researchers have found. The Fathers, who manage only three minutes on average each day, increase by a minute a day the amount of time they help with homework

By Paula Fentiman, Press Association  Thursday, 11 February 2010  A self-portrait of Lucian Freud nursing a Sotheby's described the rediscovered oil on The auctioneer revealed the painting sold for £2,841,250. This was under the estimate of £3 million to £4 million. ... Suffering for his art, Freud was said to have retreated to his studio rather than seek The painting was included in Sotheby's L