Why is the sky blue? Kids' questions parents fear
LONDON - They range from the easy, like "would a shark beat a dinosaur in a fight?" through the tricky, like "why is the sky blue?" to the near-impossible, such as "how much does the earth weigh?"
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Wounded UK veteran fighting for gold at Paralympics
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Sweden launches probe into fate of Holocaust hero
STOCKHOLM - Sweden has commissioned a new inquiry into the fate of Holocaust hero Raoul Wallenberg, who saved tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews from the Nazis during World War Two but disappeared after being arrested by advancing Soviet troops in 1945.
Egypt entrepreneurs see new dawn post-Revolution
CAIRO - Two months after mass protests ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak last February, Ahmed Essam resigned from his job at a well-established software company to set up a six-person venture developing applications for smart phones.
London Olympics faces "perfect traffic storm", report warns
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The world at your laptop
From the workplace to the warzone, a look at the myriad of ways people are connecting with the world through their laptops.