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When it comes to sex, we're just like the other animals
Why Sex Matters
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Making a case for brain gain
Neural Transplantation
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Why change has not taken a rest
Children of Prometheus
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Laurie Taylor
We have decided to change our name and visual identity to one that is more representative of our organisation as it is today and in the future. Our new name and visual identity will be launched on...
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A dirtier shade of green
Earth in the Balance - Al Gore
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Caution: do not use life-saving substance
Pandora's Poison
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A good look at primates, or just good-looking?
Lucy's Legacy - Beauty and the Beasts
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Higher Channels
Pick of the week How are your stress levels? Channel 4 starts a "Stop, Go Home" season about workplace pressure by unleashing a team of stress consultants on some Leeds City Council...
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A look at the bright side of life
There has been plenty published on the history of the 20th century, but little attention paid to the period's intellectual legacy. But that was before Peter Watson decided to take up the challenge....
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Western figures wander into oriental landscape
China's biggest exhibition of UK art will allow many Chinese their first glimpse of Henry Moore's works. John Kelleher reports. It is a willow pattern picture with a twist. Dawn in a Beijing park...
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When the world sings the blues...
...does it mean everybody is sad? Humans can pick out 4 million shades, but different nationalities ascribe different properties to various hues. Anne M. Sebba meets the scientists who are trying to...
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The work that has rocked anthropology
A book on the work of two American anthropologists has divided the profession with claims that they destroyed the way of life of hundreds of Yanomami Indians. Tim Cornwell reports. The much-studied...
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Daily TV & radio guide - Friday
(All times pm unless stated.) The Last Supper (6.55 R3). Harrison Birtwistle’s new "operatorio", live from Glyndebourne. Question of Science – After Kyoto (8.05...