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News

Poison on your plate

Brain gain

Bush plans to bar firms from using gene tests

Retraining your immune system could cure diabetes

Mercury’s crime

Call off the guards

Sunny with clouds

Plague and pestilence

Bush’s boffin

Darkness at noon

Eyes of a child

Humans

We weren’t the only ones to get a big head

Made to measure

Milking the music

Do brilliant pyrotechnics leave you breathless?

Warning light

Raising the dead

When the wind blows

Fortified food staves off spina bifida

Are pollock a red herring in Alaska’s fishing debate?

Brown gold

Carbon sunk

Caviar cutback

Bush blocked

Stolen treasure

Start of darkness

Hey, good lookin’

Starve a tumour

Family comes first

Seek and destroy

Finding the bombers

Just my type

Paint the town red

All that jazz

Repeat performance helps to stop a stutter

Giotto’s giant jigsaw

Find that whale!

Technology

Mobile movies

Technology

Dream pipes

Technology

Off the record

I hear you, bro’

Fast-track TB test

Sticky sex

Ant alert

Strange allure

Dream a little dream of me

Opinion

Here we go again

Shouldn't we have learned not to feed dodgy food to animals?

Confusion in the no-clone zone

Mind

Something like us

Mind

Hello, who are you?

Washington diary

Features

Monsters of the deep

Tales of murderous rogue waves were once dismissed as seafaring myths, but it turns out the sailors were right all along. Graham Lawton fears for those in peril on the sea

The quake machine

Stop the clock

Get tough!

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