A Scottish adventurer has broken a world record after cycling solo from Alaska to the bottom of Argentina, it has emerged. Beating the previous world record of 140 days, 24-year-old Scott Napier cy…
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Record-breaking Scot cycles from Alaska to Argentina
Beijing ‘can repair its CCTV tower’
Beijing’s CCTV tower can be repaired after a fire that gutted the state-of-the-art structure during Chinese New Year celebrations in February, it has been asserted. In news that may be of interest…
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APD ‘set to rise next week’
Air Passenger Duty (APD) is set to rise from November 1st 2009, holidaymakers and gap year travellers have been advised. Overall, extra charges fall into four categories. First of all, those travel…
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Mum checks in on gap year in Nepal
British mum Jo Thompson, whose gap year abroad is being documented by the Telegraph, is currently exploring the Asian country of Nepal, it has emerged. Ms Thompson has been sitting "in a safar…
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New species discovered in Australian outback
A total of 850 new invertebrates have been discovered by researchers in Australia’s arid outback regions, it has been reported. Following a four-year project conducted about 100 miles north-west o…
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’World’s largest web-spinning spider’ discovered in Madagascar
Nature lovers planning to volunteer abroad or take a gap year in Madagascar may be interested in a recent discovery made in the African country – a rare species of the golden orb weaving spider. Gr…
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Ancient Cambodian temple ‘almost restored’
A Cambodian temple that had to be dismantled in the 60s due to structural damage has almost been restored by architects, it has been reported. In an area protected from the glare of visitors and pr…
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Ian Rankin: I’m off on a gap year abroad
Although, due to his profession, crime writer Ian Rankin may be immune from the tight employment market, the Scot is considering heading off on a gap year abroad, he has revealed. Inspired by his s…
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Where to get your just desserts on a gap year abroad
As gap years abroad are typically associated with taking in the sights and sounds of the world’s most intriguing destinations, what better way to test a country’s culture than by sampling its fin…
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Kick off a gap year in South Africa with football-themed projects
Although the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is an exciting prospect for any sports fan, affording it may be a problem. However, i-to-i has come up with the perfect alternative to raiding your savin…
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