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Australia finish on 338-4 after fine knocks from Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting at the close of day three of third Test against India in Delhi.
Young and old are divided by the way they navigate around cyberspace, says regular columnist Bill Thompson.
If you were told to clear your desk of personal belongings and leave the building, like staff at the UK headquarters of Lehman Brothers, what would you take?
Widely used anti-spam tools are helping to convert crumbling books and other documents into accurate digital copies.
Why reforming the economics of food production and supply would be beneficial for a number of environmental and social ills.
The exam watchdog is intervening to take over the re-marking of disputed Sats test papers.
Test papers are being returned unmarked with pupils wrongly recorded as having been absent.
MPs have called in the head of England's exams watchdog to explain the Sats marking "shambles".
An external examiner who criticised a course was later persuaded to change her mind, e-mails reveal. Sean Coughlan reports.
Four nations appeal against a decision to ratify Microsoft's document format as an open standard.
Important documents in a high profile corruption case against a former Bangladeshi PM are eaten by termites, officials say.
The Office of Fair Trading criticises credit card companies for making cards difficult to compare.
A year since a £1m grant to let National Library of Wales digitise modern works, many writers refuse to co-operate.
A coroner preparing for an inquest into how servicemen died refuses to return MoD papers sent in error.
A monthly freesheet newspaper featuring short stories, poems and cartoons is launched in London.
The Labour and Plaid Cymru coalition government resists opposition calls s to amend its three year budget.
It doesn't matter if films play fast and loose with the facts, says historian Lisa Jardine. What matters is to convey the spirit of the age - and its players.
Illegible words on church headstones could be read once more thanks to a scan technology developed in the US.
A light source 10 billion times brighter than the Sun could soon be helping scientists to read ancient manuscripts.
A new exhibition aims to highlight the plight of Scotland's threatened coastlines.
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