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Earth, wind and fire

Can you feel it?

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Sex, lies and EastEnders

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What every baby knows

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Breaking out of the straitjacket

Table of contents

News

Old men of the sea have all but gone

A decade-long trawl through the archives has revealed just how fast industrial fishing fleets wipe out large fish

Can ocean friendly labels save dwindling stocks?

Is shuttle heading for the scrap heap?

World gets the measure of SARS

Patent rules are unfair to the poor, says Britain

Dispatches

Observatory pulls plug on public data

Soundbites

Warning against soya for infants

Wireless cameras raise privacy fears

Shot of healthy cells revives livers

Has one cell fooled them all?

Absent fathers linked to teenage pregnancies

It’s official: Neanderthals and humans didn’t date

Can you train your eyes to see better underwater?

Fancy a walk on the ceiling?

Europe to test laser link to Moon probe

Springy studs save careers

How Jupiter got its moons

Technology

Hopping the Net

Technology

A heart of diamond

The meaning of a cuttlefish’s wink

Technology

Custom cosmetics

Nerve cells mirror brain’s left-right divide

We hear that鈥�

Sea water ‘pumps’ pollutants into coastal aquifers

Radiation’s deadly secret

HIV puzzle cracked

Tongues at risk

Hope for Parkinson’s

Our violent twin

Long, steady march of the army ant

Opinion

In deep trouble

We need a sure-fire way to stop the fish we eat being hunted to extinction

Where to draw the line

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

Earth, wind and fire

We wouldn't be here if it hadn't been for red-hot rock sprayed into space during the birth of the Solar System, a controversial new theory claims. Hazel Muir searches for evidence of the X-wind

Can you feel it?

Mind

Who do we think we are?

Mind

Sex, lies and EastEnders

Mind

Genes are so liberating

Mind

Thoroughly mobile minds

Mind

What every baby knows

Mind

Breaking out of the straitjacket

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This is your life鈥�

It's the ultimate personal organiser. Kate Bendall peers into the brain to discover how it stores and retrieves all that vital information

Looking for Spinoza by Antonio Damasio

Playing catch-up

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

The last word

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