Earth
We're in for the long haul in UK's nuclear clean-up
Opinion
This week's magazine
Table of contents
Leaders
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Life
Zoologger: Spider has sex, then chews off own genitals
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Health
First anti-obesity electronic implant wins US approval
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Health
Soviet Union fall helped drug-resistant TB to take off
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Life
Cunning snails drug fish with insulin then eat them
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Health
Ukraine is left struggling as health workers flee
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Space
Mystery storms rage across face of Uranus
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Technology
Peer-to-peer lending heralds mortgages without banks
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Technology
Uber's taxi data will help us understand our cities
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Technology
Smart clothes double as pregnancy health tracker
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Technology
One Per Cent
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Earth
World leaders in Davos to focus on risks to humanity
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60 Seconds
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Earth
Shocking state of world's riskiest nuclear waste site
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Space
Weird cosmic echoes may offer new glimpse of big bang
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Health
Antibiotics in blood up chance mossies pass on malaria
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Earth
Did shrinking Lake Chad help Boko Haram grow?
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Space
Japan might get to name the most alien worlds
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Health
Open talk about suicide in the UK might prevent it
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Earth
Lab-bound bacteria could lead to 'safer' GM organisms
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Environment
Meteorite mineral named after beer is time capsule
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Health
Extroverts may have stronger immune systems
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