How global success is changing English forever
Features
This week's magazine
29 March 2008
Issue 2649
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Space
Mars rover faces the axe
NASA wants to cut funding for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, but scientists say this means a Mars rover will have to go
News
Earth
San Francisco to boast the greenest buildings
News
Health
Therapeutic cloning cures Parkinson’s mice
News
Health
Hurried safety reviews could miss drug side-effects
News
Health
Modern-day body snatcher pleads guilty
News
Earth
Chief scientist revolts over biofuel legislation
News
60 Seconds
News
Whistleblowing scientists may lose promised protection
News
Health
Lab animal carers suffer in silence
News
Why pollsters are flummoxed over Clinton and Obama
News
Physics
Could ‘bubble’ universes threaten human existence?
News
Health
‘Repaired’ kidneys could ease organ shortage
News
Soundbites
News
Health
Anaesthetics shown to numb painful memories
News
Life
Microbes could survive meteorite smashes
News
Life
Neanderthal body art hints at ancient language
News
Earth
Dinosaur killer found in volcanic bubbles
News
Physics
Quantum effects could shed light on hazy images
News
Life
Peahens may not prefer the flashiest peacocks tails
News
Health
Corn-based film foils food-poisoning bugs
News
Life
Statistics can predict Oscars winners
News
Health
Bugs provoke the immune system into fighting cancer
News
Life
Sluggish reptile evolving at record speed
News
Physics
Satellites could keep your secrets safe in space
News
Technology
Gizmo
News
Health
Blue LEDS could rouse sleepy drivers
News
Health
Internet addiction is a psychiatric disorder
News
Technology
Virtual pets can learn just like babies
News
Technology
Wii and iPhone to help military control freaks
News
Opinion
Life
Editorial: Sad truth about animal experiments
The fact that animal experiments are essential to medical science does not make it any easier on the technicians who have to kill the creatures
Opinion
Life
Editorial: Time to talk about race
Opinion
Earth
Comment: Who are the real climate experts?
Opinion
Interview: Can’t see the desert for the trees
Opinion
Physics
String theory’s latest folly
Opinion
Features
How global success is changing English forever
The language is evolving at phenomenal speed as it is learned across the world, so how might it sound 500 or even 5000 years from now?
Features
Life
City songbirds are changing their tune
Features
Earth
Can coal live up to its clean promise?
Features
Space
Does the Moon have a volcanic surprise in store?
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