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12:06am Friday 16th May 2008
The actor who helped glamorise archaeology in the Indiana Jones films is lending his star power to the Archaeological Institute of America.
Harrison Ford, who portrays the adventure-seeking archaeologist, has been elected to the Boston-based organisation's board of directors.
The group promotes archaeological excavation, research, education and preservation around the world. AIA president Brian Rose says Ford, in his role as Indiana Jones, has played a major part in stimulating interest in archaeological exploration.
The latest instalment in the series, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of Crystal Skull, premieres in US cinemas on May 22.
In a statement from Ford released by the AIA, the actor said understanding the past helps in "dealing with the present and the future".
Thousands of rail maintenance workers are to stage another weekend strike, the RMT transport union announced.
More than a quarter of 14-year-olds will not be getting their English national curriculum test results before the end of the school term, it was announced.
Julie Walters is to take on the factually-inspired story of a woman who plans an assisted suicide.
West Brom have completed the £3.25million signing of England international Scott Carson from Liverpool.
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