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28 Feb 2007: The University of Cambridge is an institution devoted to educating and enlightening young people interested in perceiving the world as it is," stated the Ambassador.

1 Feb 2007: At the University Library, half of its readers’ tickets are held by people who are not University members but are eligible to use the Library for academic research. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

25 Apr 2007: The Group, which employs some 90 people, provides a wide range of financial services to companies and individuals.

1 Sep 2007: Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

23 Nov 2007: travel to and from work as convenient, fast, safe and inexpensive as possible and to reduce the adverse impact of traffic on people, the organisation and the environment.

3 Jan 2007: This pioneering technology will revolutionise the way that people interact with their media on the move. ... We still carry around enormous amounts of paper. However, people are making less room in their lives for the weight and bulk of paper and are

27 Apr 2007: He was an early advocate of the welfare-to-work approach to unemployment, to encourage people back into the job market, and founded the Employment Institute in 1985 to press for ... He has always thought that the ultimate aim of public policy should be

23 Mar 2007: Very few people can cross this gap. “By understanding academia so well, Steve has greatly advanced the interests of BP as he has led academics to a better understanding of the

1 Aug 2007: University of Cambridge Professor Ron Laskey will be singing more of his ‘Songs for Cynical Scientists' at an evening of science comedy and cabaret tonight,

1 Jun 2007: Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People. Places.

1 Apr 2007: As a historian, her interests lie in exploring the ramifications of Ibn Khaldun’s comments and seeing what these buildings tell us about the dynasties that constructed them and the people ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects.

8 May 2007: But in the latest research there was no evidence of a genetic inheritance from Homo erectus, indicating that the settlers did not mix and that these people therefore share the same ... For the first time, this evidence gives us a genetic link showing

23 Jan 2007: Very few people realise that Darwin considered himself primarily as a geologist for the first 20 years of his remarkable scientific career. ... An exciting programme of educational, and fun, activities are planned to further people’s insight into the

19 Sep 2007: In China, it is played by millions of people and major tournaments attract press and television coverage. ... Hopefully it will also play another small part in the University's ongoing efforts to build links with young people all over the world.".

13 Aug 2007: Penny Wilson, head of the University's Community Affairs team, said: “We're really pleased to be working with the City Council to provide these activities for young people. ... We hope that learning about rocket-building, diet, nutrition and exercise

24 Aug 2007: public. People of any age or ability can take part and the route is wheelchair and pushchair friendly. ... Many local people have always fancied having a look around the College grounds and this is the perfect opportunity.

6 Jun 2007: said. “The key ingredient to making a peaceful world is the understanding that all people, no matter where they live, are equally precious. ... The Gates Scholarship Programme ensures that some of the brightest and most lively young people in the world

29 Jun 2007: It's amazing to think that the people who live there are living above such a treasure trove of Roman history.”.

27 Mar 2007: In the sixth edition of Origin, Darwin confirms that he previously discussed his ideas with “very many” people. ... Further evidence from Darwin's journals and private correspondence suggests that he was determined to publish no matter what people

16 Oct 2007: Both of these diseases can be debilitating, often crippling, to older people – a problem which will only intensify as our population ages.