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Clock-watchers

One rate to rule them all

The anatomy of despair

Forty years of rabbit rage

Table of contents

News

Australia Feels the heat

Quantum finance

A bill too far?

E-voting fiasco

Brood x wakes from big sleep

Ditch the fizz

EU-turn

60 Seconds

Nuclear disarray as Europe pushes east

A greener Europe?

Popeye cure for blindness

Soundbites

Controlling pain by watching your brain

We hear that鈥�

Are lava tubes first evidence of life?

China’s SARS cases sound alarm over lab security

Are sweltering clouds of Venus a refuge for life?

Health

Single test reveals how fast HIV is spreading

Neanderthals led a life less human

Humans

Inside the neanderthal mind

Shape-shift swimmer discovers master stroke

Volcanoes take their holidays in the middle of the year

Oxygen atmosphere not a fire risk

Colourful menu

Schizophrenia hits migrants

Turmeric may help treat cystic fibrosis

The weak force is with the clockwise electrons

Boats drown out orcas’ cries

Mucus is key to making babies

Technology

GPS echoes help monitor Earth

Technology

Superglue fingers bomb suspects

Technology

Cutting Edge

Technology

Get ready for invasion of the traffic cones

Technology

Brain wave

Technology

Cut the corner

Technology

Hearing the light

Technology

Hardware hackers back in business

Technology

Flower power

Opinion

The whole truth

Drug companies must tell us all they know about the medicines we take

Why our fears about fat are misplaced

How the serpent shed its skin

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

Clock-watchers

No wonder physicists can't explain past, present and future. The passage of time is just an illusion that we can't live without, says Marcus Chown

One rate to rule them all

The anatomy of despair

Forty years of rabbit rage

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Should I Be Tested for Cancer? by H. Gilbert Welch

Michael Baum on the insidious spread of screening

The Harmonious Universe by Keith Laidler

Stifled by the net

Groaning in the rain

Lovely little thinker

Picture yourself in a cave鈥�

Escape the flake

Heaps of history

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

The last word

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