Tim Franks: Is he really biased against <u>both</u> sides in the Middle East?
Thursday 10 June 2010
Donald Macintyre: Israel ruled the airwaves as it did the seas
Tuesday 01 June 2010
Donald Macintyre: Netanyahu's moment of decision
Saturday 13 June 2009
Netanyahu cites secret deal with Bush to justify more settlements
Wednesday 03 June 2009
The power of thought: Why humans have larger than average brains
Tuesday 10 February 2009
Walking upright allowed habilis to start developing craftwork skills. Carpentry or stone sculpting requires very precise hand-to-eye co-ordination. Skills like these need well developed motor-neurone skills and sophisticated hand and finger co-ordination – processes that probably encouraged the evolution of bigger brains. Recent studies have shown that relative to other mammals, Homo habilis had a brain at least four times larger than it should have been for his size and weight.
The growth of grass: how life adapted to a cooler world
Tuesday 10 February 2009
Cooler temperatures tend to mean that less water evaporates from the seas, resulting in reduced rainfall in many inland areas. Such conditions gave birth to the great grasslands of today which replaced forested areas that need larger quantities of rainwater to sustain them. The prairies of North America, the pampas of Argentina and the grassland steppes of Europe and Central Asia all emerged during this Ice Age.
How the BBC's stand on Gaza made a front-page protester out of me
Sunday 01 February 2009
Waltz with Bashir, Ari Folman, 91 mins, 18
Sunday 23 November 2008
Israel: The spy who would be PM
Monday 15 September 2008
Tzipi Livni: Agent of change
Saturday 02 August 2008
I bankrolled Olmert's taste for the high life, American businessman tells court
Wednesday 28 May 2008
Morris Talansky, a US businessman, testified yesterday that he had handed over around $150,000 (£76,000) to Ehud Olmert, now Israeli Prime minister, over 15 years – including multithousand-dollar payments in envelopes stuffed with cash.
Sharon's son loses appeal
Tuesday 29 January 2008
Ariel Sharon's son should go to jail for corruption next month, on the day the comatose former prime minister turns 80, Israel's Supreme Court ruled yesterday.
Britain's human rights record attacked in EU report
Friday 19 May 2006
Britain's human rights record has been heavily criticised in an EU report which calls on the government to sign key international conventions before lecturing other nations on their failings.
Palestinian and Israeli ceasefire marks end of conflict
Wednesday 09 February 2005
A halt to four and a half years of bloody conflict was called yesterday by Israel and the new Palestinian leadership, as both sides pledged to seize what Ariel Sharon declared to be an opportunity for "security, tranquillity and peace" in the Middle East.








