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The JET device

Health

Brexiteers must not risk UK’s nuclear future by leaving Euratom

If the UK leaves Europe’s nuclear regulator when it quits the EU, it risks disrupting nuclear fuel supplies and even cancer treatments, warns Alex Connor

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VP Mike Pence on a NASA tour

Space

Mike Pence says he touched NASA equipment on a dare

News

A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on October 15, 2014 in New York City. As fears from Ebola and a global slowdown spread, stocks plunged on Wednesday with the Dow falling over 400 points during the afternoon before recovering slightly

Earth

Fighting climate change could trigger a massive financial crash

Insight

Protesters ouside houses of parliament in London

Life

Abortion law needs a UK-wide update, not just Northern Ireland

Analysis

Access to the internet is great, but it's not a human right

Technology

Access to the internet is great, but it's not a human right

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Can we count on utopian dreamers to change the world?

Technology

Can we count on utopian dreamers to change the world?

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House of Parliament with Big Ben

Technology

Cyberattack on UK parliament exploited weak email passwords

News

Donald Trump with his hands up covering his face

Earth

Trump's wise monkey environment plan: See no evil, hear no evil

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Someone wearing a fox head mask in protest at the idea of bringing back fox hunting

Life

UK foxes thankfully spared the baying pack, unlike Theresa May

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figures

Technology

Private data of 198 million US voters accidentally leaked online

The data, collected on behalf of the Republicans, included phone numbers and addresses as well as assumptions about religion and ethnicity

News

Science might emerge a winner from UK election chaos

Leader

Humans

To steal an advantage in the Brexit talks try a Superman pose

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Earth

Science and climate face uncertain future in post-election UK

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Humans

Feeling uncertain? It's the new normal in Theresa May's Britain

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