The Star Online > Nation Wednesday July 26, 2006 Exhibition to promote peace By NELSON BENJAMIN

Scheme aims to 'grow' black boys By Kate Taylor Producer, Generating Genius, BBC Radio 4 When

What is there for bright children? By Justin Parkinson Education reporter, BBC News The government

Oil soars after Israel offensive Oil prices have hit fresh record highs, topping $76 a barrel, amid

'Magnetic memory' chip unveiled A microchip which can store information like a hard drive has

Happiness doesn't cost the Earth People can live long, happy lives without consuming large

'Killer kangaroo' evidence found Palaeontologists digging in northern Australia have found

On the rise: The Thames in 2100 Could London face a flood like New Orleans? How long will the Thames

Inflatable space module launches By Jonathan Fildes Science and technology reporter, BBC News An

Net phone services falling short Free phone calls via the net sound tempting but the technology is

Leap forward for 'flying' spiders Scientists have shed new light on how spiders can travel

Yahoo, Microsoft tie message knot Users of the Yahoo and Microsoft instant messaging programs can now

Next generation DVDs tested Jonathan Fildes Science and technology reporter, BBC News Later this year

'Never disregard a head injury' By Monise Durrani Producer, Radio 4's Headlong Nearly

Bid to thin out NY fast-food outlets By Matt Wells BBC News, New York New York City has hundreds of

Girl bullies 'often bad mothers' Girls who bully others at school are more likely to make bad

Circumcision 'could cut HIV risk' Male circumcision could significantly reduce the burden of

Long hours unhealthier for women Women who work long hours are more likely than men to indulge in

Brain sensor allows mind-control A sensor implanted in a paralysed man's brain has enabled him to

Silk 'could help repair nerves' Silk may be able to help repair damaged nerves, according to

Solo living 'doubles heart risk' Living alone doubles the risk of severe heart disease

Sunscreen thyroid effect concerns Fears have been raised about the potential of sunscreens to disrupt

RSI danger from excessive texting Experts have warned of the dangers of overuse of mobile phones and

Wheelchairs given design makeover By Geoff Adams-Spink Age & disability correspondent, BBC News

The hidden comedy of science Trying to persuade people that science is funny could be a miserable

Spike 'wrote world's best joke' Comedian Spike Milligan was the author of the world's

The science of happiness By Mike Rudin Series producer, The Happiness Formula A new six-part BBC

The politics of happiness By Mark Easton BBC News Home Editor The science of happiness poses huge

Scan drug 'boosts cancer therapy' A drug used to help doctors interpret medical scans may

Hope over 'new generation' drugs Scientists believe they may have found a way of protecting