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Tumour-dwelling microbes: A startling new frontier in cancer treatment

New research shows that tumours are home to a rich ecosystem of bacteria and fungi that influence cancer progression - opening up incredible new ways to fight the disease

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CF2MRN Sheep grazing on the banks of the River Till at Twizel, a tributary of the River Tweed.

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Farming destroyed UK rivers to meet food demand 鈥� here’s how we fix it

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Life

How a radical redefinition of life could help us find aliens

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Health

How ultrasound therapy could treat everything from ageing to cancer

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Space

What the huge young galaxies seen by JWST tell us about the universe

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Women and children of the Chiman ethnic group participate in a protest march to Yucumo, September 16, 2011. The Amazonian ethnic groups which live in the Isiboro Secure territory, known by its Spanish acronym TIPNIS, are completing a 370 miles (595 km) march from Trinidad, in the northern Beni province, to La Paz to protest against a projected 185 mile (298 km) long highway that bisects the protected park in the Amazon forest, activists leading the march said. The protesters, who have a list of demands apart from their rejection of the highway project being financed by Brazil, are entering a rural region with strong sentiments for President Evo Morales, raising the possibility of confrontations on their way to La Paz. REUTERS/David Mercado (BOLIVIA - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS ENVIRONMENT) - GM1E79H0SU101

Humans

The unique, vanishing languages that hold secrets about how we think

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Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu

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The uncomfortable reality of life on Earth after we breach 1.5掳C

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Health

People with synaesthesia blend their senses – now we know why

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Technology

The unique promise of ‘biological computers’ made from living things

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Environment

Peter Singer on animal rights, octopus farms and why AI is speciesist

Controversial author Peter Singer, who inspired the animal rights movement, explains why killing humanely reared animals may be a defensible ethical position and why he has rewritten Animal Liberation for the 21st century

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Health

How you can use the power of exercise to feel better and think clearer

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Space

We are finally closing in on the cosmic origins of the 鈥淥MG particle鈥�

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Physics

Can recreating black holes in the lab solve the puzzles of space-time?

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Environment

Inside the fight for Europe’s first wild river national park

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