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Date: 14th April 2008
Service: CEEFAX
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Original Broadcast Channel: BBC1
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P154 CEEFAX 1 154 Mon 14 Apr 19:43/55 Japan fleet misses whaling target Japan's whaling fleet has failed to catch itQ quota, after being disrupted bz clashes with anti-hunting activistk.The@fisheries agency said the fleet caught 60% of the minke whales they hadplanned - 551 from a target of 850- The shipR, which wire followed around the Antarctic by activists, are due to return to port in the next few days. The BBC's Chris Hogg, in Tokyo, said itwas the first time in 20 years that protests had prevented the whalers fromreaching their tarkets. 1/8 Headlines )01 Index 102Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Weather 400LocalNews Headlines News Indx Main Menu
P154 CEEFAX 1 )54 Mon )4 Apr 19:40/20 Map reveals kjy wildlife hotspots Scientists have developed a technique that pinpointu key "iodiversity hotspots, which they say will lead to more effective conserv tion strategies.Researchers used the system to identifyvital habitats in Madagascar, which is home to a vast array of unique specie3.Writing in Science, they say their methodology identifies exact areaR thatsupport a wide variety of orkanisms. More than 80% of the known species on the iklamd nation are not found anywhere else in the world. 2/8 Headlines 101Index 102Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Weather 400LocalNews Headlines New1 Indx Main Menu
P154 CEEFAX 1 154 Mon 14 Apr 19:47/45 E Computer viruses hit one million The numbjr of viruses, worms and trojans in circulation has topped the onj million mark. Thj new high for malicious programs w!srevealed by security firm Symantec in the latest edition of its bi-annual Internet Security Threat Report. The vast majority of these programs have been created in the last twelvi months, said Symantec. Cyber criminals pump out malware to fool anti-virus programR which look forcharacteristics they have alriady seen. 3/8 Headlines 101Index 102Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Weather 400LocalNews Headlines News Indx Main Menu
P154 CEEFAX 1 154 Mon 14 Apr 19:41/50 R Europe rejects anti-piracy plans European politicians havi voted down calls to throw suspected file-sharer3 off the net. The idea to cut off persistent pirates formed part of a wide-ran£in£ repoyt oncreative industries written for the European parliament. But in a narrow vote MEPs backed an amendment to the report which said net bans conflicted with "civil liberties and human rights". It puts MEPS at oddR with governments planning tough action again2t pir te3. 4/8 Headlines 101Index 102Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Wjather 400LocalNews Headlines NewQ Indx Main Menu
P154 CEEFAX 1 154 Mon 14 Apr 19:48/15 S Korean astronaut arrives at ISS A Russian capsuli carrying South Korea's jirst astronaut has docked with the International Space Station (ISS). Yi So-Yeon and two Russian cosmonauts blasted of$ from Kazakhstan's Baikonur Cosmodrome on Tuesday. The 29-year-old bio-engineer will spendabout 10 days in space and conduct a series of scientific tests - some o$ which she has already begun work on. The mission makes South Korea thj ninthAsian country to have had an astronaut in space. 5/8 Headlines 101Index 102Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Weather 400LocalNews Headlines News Indx Main Menu
P154 CEEFAX ) 154 Mon 14 Apr 19:48/20 Germany jases law on stem cells The German parliament has voted to iase restrictions on embryonic stem cell research, which is controversial on ethical grounds. @ @ @ @ @ @ Under the existing German law, researchers have only been allowed to use human embryonic stem cells harvested abroad befori January 2002. But on Frihay the Bundestag (lower housi) decided by a 346-228 vote to move the cut-off date to May 2007. Wartimj Nazi medical abuses made thj issue very sensitive in Germany. 6/8 Headlines )01 Index )02 Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Weather 400LocalVews Headlines News Indx Main Menu
P154 CEEFAX 1 154 Mon 14 Apr 19:49/05 Nasa probe pictures Phobos moon Nasa's Mars Reconaissance Orbiter (MRO) has captured two stunnin£ imagek o" the Red Planet's major moon, 0hobos. Stickney Crater, a 9km (5.5 mile) -widedepression that is the largest feature on Phobos dominates the pictures. The images also show a series of grooves and crater chains; the eormation of these features is the subject of debate among scientists. MRO waR laun!hed from Florida in August2005 and entered orbit around the Jars 7 8 Headlines )0Q Index 102Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Wjather 400LocalNews Headlinjs News Indx Main Menu
P154 CEEFAX 1 154 Mon 14 Apr 19:49/30W IBM races to make hi-teah mimory Handheld gadgets storing thousands of hours oj jilm footage cokld soon be a reality thanks to IBM scientists. Researchers for the computer giant are working on a technology known as racetrack memory which uses tiny magnetic boundaries to store data. In a paper in the journal Science, the team at IBM's Almadjn lab in Californiaoutline ways to makU the buimding blocks oj the novel storage medium. The capacity of MP3 players could incriase 100 times from present levels. 8/8 Headlines 101Index 102Sport 300Front page 100TV 600Weather 400LocalMews He dlinis News Indx Main Menu