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5 Sep 2005: Broadcasting over the Internet is far cheaper than the traditional methods, and with a continually growing number of people online it is becoming easier by the day for people to tune ... The Internet also offers people the opportunity to give live

17 Aug 2005: The Year 11 students (aged 15-16) are sampling university-style teaching in subjects including neuroscience, maths, murder law and politics, as well as

27 Sep 2005: It simultaneously meets the Local Partnership Agenda of helping to create a more green and healthy Cambridge and enables people to enjoy cycling in confidence that their cars and cycles are ... The landscape planting has been designed to avoid providing

27 May 2005: The symposium, which took place on Wednesday, attracted a great number of people and included an exciting programme of talks with speakers on subjects ranging from neuroscience to engineering, mathematical biology ... We are very pleased with the number

14 Jul 2005: s national Headstart programme for young people interested in pursuing scientific careers.

7 Sep 2005: When the Gallery was founded in 1856 to collect the likenesses of British men and women, people were only eligible if they had been dead for at least ten years or

1 Dec 2005: Until 1970 people thought that stars were the most influential elements in the universe. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. People.

18 Aug 2005: Three other multinational, interdisciplinary teams are developing non-invasive tools and models, and designing clinical trials to pave the way for clinical testing to restore function in people with MS. ... the point that it could be used to treat people

24 May 2005: city which, at the time, had a murder rate of around six people a day. ... During a water shortage, he showered live on television, turning off the taps while he lathered himself, in order to show people how they could be more economical.

22 Jul 2005: Yet it is not just after large-scale disasters that people need our help. ... I hope that this award will spur other people on to use their skills to help in areas that need them most,” said Professor Guthrie.