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Hell on Earth

An officer and a weatherman

The trouble with sex

Hens’ eggs and snail shells

Table of contents

News

Kiwi rewrites rugby results

Right of refusal

Stark flu warning

iTunes hacker is out of sync

Great gobblers

Credit is skin deep

Crash and burn

60 Seconds

WHO accused of huge HIV blunder

Is dark energy a mirage?

Humans

Neanderthal art alters the face of archaeology

DNA in hardback

You’re my wife?

Soundbites

Exploding black holes rain down on Earth

Smart fish migrate by hitching a lift upstream

GM crops benefit the environment

Radar trick will make birth safer

Making Doppler turn in his grave

Zapping bugs in the air con helps keep office workers at their desks

Beast had extra little piggies

BSE test works on live animals

Slimy gardeners

Stellar corpse turns up in Earth’s backyard

The moon is quakin’ all over

Gene for non-hereditary breast cancer is discovered

Przewalski’s horse has ancient lineage

Technology

Driven to distraction?

Technology

Cutting edge

Technology

Power-line internet hits world radio

Technology

Miniature spy helicopter aims to hover unheard

Technology

Seatback computing arrives

Technology

Deodorant photocopies

Technology

New angle on guessing game

Technology

Tough molecule gives organic chips a chance

Technology

Cluster crunchers take the biscuit

Technology

Crunch time looms for offshore wind power

Opinion

HIV and dirty needles

Health experts charged with complacency need to do more

Curious about how the world will end?

For want of a dollar a year

I’m dying, doctor

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

Hell on Earth

Every living thing has long since starved to death and the rock beneath your feet is starting to melt. Hazel Muir transports you billions of years into the future

An officer and a weatherman

The trouble with sex

Hens’ eggs and snail shells

More

The Space Between Our Ears by Michael Morgan

Beyond: Visions of the interplanetary probes by Michael Benson

Dextrous prose

Stars of 2004

Past delights

Words fail us

Idaho Falls: The untold story of America’s first nuclear accident by William McKeown

Rights for roaches

Devil in the detail

Fighting back

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

The last word

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