February 2004
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Schroeder in U.S. Forbes |
Feb 28, 21:10-22:00 BBC 2 |
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Oscar Nominations: Ferry Tales Director /Producer: Katja Esson |
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Feb 29, BBCWorld |
Thomas Nast:
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March 5-6 |
image copyright Karl & Theo Albrecht Forbes |
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Cromwell
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Feb 25, 21:30-22:30 BBC 4 |
Feb 28, 05:50-06:00 BBC 2 |
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Juelich Research Centre: Europe's most powerful computer |
Bush on Gay Marriage Mike Keefe, 12 Feb |
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Feb 24, 23:00-23:30 BBC2 |
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Feb 22, 20:10-21:00 BBC 2 |
Feb 23, 23:20-00:10 BBC4 |
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Timeline (BBC) |
14th February |
Feb 17, 01:10-02:10 Channel 4 |
Feb 19, 23:30-00:00 BBC 4 Karl Marx (Mark Steel Lecture) |
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Feb 13, BBC 2, 05:00-07:00 Biology/Chemistry/Physics |
Feb 15, 13:10-14:00 BBC World |
Dunkirk Feb 16,
22:30-23:30 BBC 4 |
Feb 21, 03:00-03:30 BBC 2 |
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Feb 10, 20:10-20:30 BBC 2 |
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Feb 14, 06:30-07:00 BBC 2 Philip Sousa (webquest) links |
Feb 18, 20:30-21:00 BBC 2 Spending the Kids' Inheritance |
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John Kerry: Bring it on |
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Feb 9, 20:30-21:00Five |
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Five, 21:00-22:00 |
Linux Users Mike Keefe, Jan 27 / |
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NYC- architectural history |
Feb 8, 03:30-04:20 BBC 2 |
Feb 8, 20:00-21:00 BBC 2 Photos |
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Feb 1, 20:00-21:00 BBC 2 |
This is the BBC ... leaders gone, its staff up in arms |
Feb 2, 20:30-21:00 Five |
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Ten states will hold primaries or caucuses next Tuesday in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. But no state has been more closely contested by the leading candidates than Ohio. NPR's Linda Wertheimer talks to voters in Ohio, which is poised to be a crucial swing state in the November general election. |
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Schroeder in U.S.: protectionism no answer on jobs "We have to convince people that the global economy and free trade offer the best chances for development to us all. Even when, because of borderless trade, there is the risk your job goes to China, India or -- in Germany's case - eastern Europe..." Schroeder's comments [...] contrasted sharply with the tone of the U.S. election campaign, where the flow of jobs to India and China has become a major issue. more .... |
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CIA Denies Claims That Iraq Posed 'Imminent' Danger (commondreams.org) The director of the CIA, George Tenet, contradicted yesterday claims made, or implied, by the Bush administration that Iraq had posed an imminent danger to the West before the United States-led invasion last March. Intelligence reports had "never said there was an imminent threat", he said. more ... ►In Their Own Words: Iraq's 'Imminent' Threat by the Center for American Progress 1/29/2004 |
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A few years ago, strange images began showing up in the traditional rugs woven by natives of Afghanistan. Instead of trees and birds, some rugs depicted tanks, missiles -- and the Sept. 11 attacks. Some of these rugs can now be found in New York flea markets. But in a city scarred by terrorism, the rugs are stirring controversy. |
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CIA Denies Claims That Iraq Posed 'Imminent' Danger (commondreams.org) The director of the CIA, George Tenet, contradicted yesterday claims made, or implied, by the Bush administration that Iraq had posed an imminent danger to the West before the United States-led invasion last March. Intelligence reports had "never said there was an imminent threat", he said. more ... ►In Their Own Words: Iraq's 'Imminent' Threat by the Center for American Progress 1/29/2004 |
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Dyke 'sacked' by BBC governors BBC Resources Feb 1 Greg Dyke says he was forced to resign as director general of the BBC because of a lack of support from governors. ►Dyke's letter to Blair ►'Dismayed' BBC staff back Dyke ►Dyke critical over Hutton report |
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"Souad, author of "Quemada viva" ["Burned Alive"]..." (Gorka Lejarcegi, El Pais, 2003/11/25) Souad, author of "Quemada viva" ["Burned Alive"], a first person account of her extraordinary survival of an attempted honor killing. Born and raised in Jordania, she was drenched with gasoline and literally burned alive by her brother-in-law when she was 17, but was saved by her neighbours. At the hospital her mother tried to kill her again with poisoned water. The picture is from the front page of El Pais. |
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