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China targets foreign entertainers after Bjork debacleChina will ban all entertainers from overseas, Hong Kong and Taiwan who have ever attended activities that "threaten national sovereignty", after an outburst by Icelandic singer Bjork. |
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Top brass for military graduates
The next Trooping the Colour at Buckingham Palace will have a distinctly northern feel to it, with 45 military band musicians graduating from the University of Salford this year.
Leading with International Commercial Law
One of the UK's leading experts in competition law from City University London has said that international litigation is set to boom during the credit crunch.
Engineering on track
Network Rail has fast-track courses for the right people with an interest in engineering into the railway industry - giving you the chance to work on some of the biggest projects in the industry.
- Retail: Clarins shares suspended
- Automotive: Volvo shares fall
- Construction: EU to back Norway aid
- Finance: Threat to Dutch global status
- Hospitality & Leisure: A 'Wall-E' love adventure
- Gap Year: Whale watchers exceed 1 mln
- Accountancy: Nortel executives charged
- Management Consultancy: Industry heading for shake-up
- Insurance: Revival of insurance exchange?
- Investment Banking: UK bank fraud plot
- Retail Banking: Rethinking risk management
- Marketing: Wishful thinking
- Civil & Structural: More housebuilding jobs go
- Electrical/Electronic: Cutting standby power use
- Energy: Germans warm to nuclear energy
- Aerospace: Rerun of aerial tanker contest
- Telecommunications: MTN, Reliance exclusive talks
- Climate Change: Solar industry gets jitters
UK schools go green
British state schools are to be included under the government's new domestic carbon emissions trading scheme from April 2010.
- Pharmaceuticals: Aspirin benefits
- Environment/Energy: Hormones lead to killing
- Food & Drink: Chinese food good for heart
- Healthcare: Time to rethink BP tests
- Research: Is tap water safe?
- IT: Small PCs big news at Computex
