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The shining

Natural born readers

Endgame

Red alert on the e-war front

Sun, sea and Sinatra

Table of contents

News

Sheer brilliance or utter madness?

A radical proposal for a "polypill" that could save millions of lives is provoking fierce criticism

North America needs tougher BSE measures

Does oil wealth help to conserve forests?

Dispatches

Soundbites

Hunt for WMDs goes ballistic

Secrecy shrouds nuclear leak

After a decade in the cold, SETI gets money from NASA

Health

What happened when

Health

Too soon to celebrate

Ancient mariners point the way

Brontosaurus’s thunder stolen

Spores made to order

Tough case? Get a second opinion

We hear that鈥�

Technology

Anti-vomit idea gels

Walls in the sky will keep hijacked planes at bay

Technology

Keep your calls clean

Technology

Digital film doubles view

Solar sailing ‘breaks the laws of physics’

Balloon goes up for just one molecule

Why male orb spiders sacrifice all for love

Life

Embryonic hope

How the web works wonders for ducks

Of mice, men and HIV

Difficult dads

Just once for Celtic

Eat like a Greek

Verdant bats

Opinion

One size won’t fit all

The same cocktail of six potent chemicals cannot be good for everyone

Tiny terrors

High flyer

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

The shining

Some earthquakes are preceded by mysterious lights low in the sky. Could this unearthly luminescence hold the key to predicting the next big one, asks Alberto Enriquez

Natural born readers

Endgame

Red alert on the e-war front

Sun, sea and Sinatra

More

Old Father Time

Truth and power

Snapshots from Armageddon

Naturally miraculous

Say arrrrrrrrgh

The word sweet potato

Stalking the enemy

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

The last word

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