Azara Blog: October 2008 archive summary
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- Half of Cambridge students allegedly plagiarise (31 October 2008)
- Yet another end of the world report (31 October 2008)
- Yet another study linking rise in temperatures to humans (31 October 2008)
- Cambridge railway station development finally gets outline planning consent (16 October 2008)
- Surprise, the usual suspects support the closure of Mill Road (16 October 2008)
- Some red squirrels have allegedly developed immunity to squirrel poxvirus (16 October 2008)
- Government admits defeat over 42 day detention (13 October 2008)
- Latest attempt to reduce deforestation by throwing money at it (13 October 2008)
- Tories use childish threats against Heathrow third runway contractors (13 October 2008)
- The peasants should allegedly not be allowed to have decent homes (12 October 2008)
- The Cambridge Accordia housing estate wins RIBA Stirling Prize for 2008 (12 October 2008)
- The planet is allegedly losing trillions of dollars per year through forest loss (10 October 2008)
- Government gives go-ahead for more passengers at Stansted Airport (09 October 2008)
- A computer network in Austria is using quantum cryptography (09 October 2008)
- Cambridge railway site re-development moves forward (09 October 2008)
- Global warming might allegedly hasten spread of diseases from animals to humans (07 October 2008)
- Some committee wants an 80% cut in UK emissions by 2050 (07 October 2008)
- 25% of the world's mammal species are allegedly at risk of extinction (06 October 2008)
- Corporations are allegedly the source of all evil on the planet (06 October 2008)
- So-called Wildlife Trust wants to kill grey squirrels (05 October 2008)
- Union chief says teachers should not be prosecuted for having affairs with older students (05 October 2008)
- Cambridge Energy Forum discussion (01 October 2008)
- BA boss says the Tories have no clue about Heathrow (01 October 2008)
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