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Nursery rhymes "too old fashioned" for modern kids October 07, 10:53am EDT

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Britain's love affair with nursery rhymes is cooling, with parents telling a new survey that they are too old-fashioned to engage their children, a trend which educationalists say could damage reading skills. Full Article

Russians take the most snaps of themselves: survey

Britain's grumpiest workers? Taxi-drivers

Cuckoo becomes one of UK's most threatened birds

Bond film piles on the millions in Britain

Bond film piles on the millions in Britain

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Blog Posts

Is it time to give Guy Fawkes a break?

After all the expenses scandals in parliament this year, it might be time to give poor old Guido a sabbatical. But who else would we put on the bonfires tonight? Full Article | Comments [11]

Drawing the line against the Taliban

A government watchdog has called for troops to come home and the line against al Qaeda to be drawn around Britain. Do you agree? Full Article | Comments [1]

Drawing the line against the Taliban

A government watchdog has called for troops to come home and the line against al Qaeda to be drawn around Britain. Do you agree? Full Article | Comments [9]

The royals on tour | Comments [5]

The royals on tour | Comments [8]

Was drugs scientist right to speak out? | Comments [6]

Is Blair the man for the EU job?

Is Blair the man for the EU job? | Comments [26]

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