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  1. Why banning smoking in prisons is a good idea
  2. Creative and academic freedom under threat from religious intolerance in India
  3. Q A producer gets formal warning
  4. Hockey's defamation win is dark news for democracy and free speech
  5. Jupiter and Venus brush cheeks in the night sky
  6. Historical fiction on TV is equally about the here and now
  7. Explainer: how 'Spanish plume' set off a heatwave in the UK
  8. Boldly going into space for 1,000 days presents a series of health risks
  9. Taiwan's presidential election could start a pivot to Beijing
  10. How the Millennium Development Goals failed the world's poorest children
  11. Donor conception, secrecy and the search for information
  12. Popularity of private schools across Africa requires sound policy response
  13. What stone tools found in southern tip of Africa tell us about the human story
  14. The best time for marathon runners to get on the road
  15. How plants respond to drought provides insights into climate change survival
  16. FactCheck: Is a job a prescription for a young person with mental health issues?
  17. Eurozone's shared identity the final tragedy of the Greek crisis
  18. Why Ramadan is a special economic season in Indonesia
  19. Our content removal policy
  20. Polarised light and the super sense you didn't know you had
  21. Are antiabortion activists winning?
  22. With the AIIB the world gets a new banker, and a chance to shape China's view
  23. Palm oil: scourge of the earth, or wonder crop?
  24. It shouldn't take legal action for schools to act on bullying
  25. Shorten’s trust deficit is limiting Labor’s opportunities
  26. Obama's Amazing Grace shows how music can lift oratory high
  27. Brace yourself, genetic testing might give you more than you bargained for
  28. Temporal flux: why we need to keep adding leap seconds
  29. Supreme Court's EPA mercury ruling is a victory for common sense regulation
  30. From Grexit to Brexit? Greece holds dangers for the UK beyond the costs of default
  31. Do rats dream of the future?
  32. An introduction to the booming world of Latin American digital arts
  33. The UK tumbles out of top ten in key immigration ranking
  34. How Yersinia pestis evolved its ability to kill millions via pneumonic plague
  35. The rise and demise of a super-armoured monster worm from ancient China
  36. Game your way to weight loss, thanks to new research
  37. Revealed: why GM food is so hard to sell to a wary public
  38. Greece in crisis: even if Grexit is averted, the eurozone needs a fundamental rethink
  39. Five things the ancient Greeks can teach us about medicine today
  40. How oversized atoms could help shrink lab-on-a-chip devices
  41. Lancashire fracking refusals may be no red light to the industry – here's why
  42. Nine things to know about Greece's IMF debt default
  43. Chief prosecutor killed by car bomb as Egypt marks two years of al-Sisi
  44. Scotland should think carefully before criminalising clients of sex workers
  45. Decriminalization doesn't address marijuana's standing as a drug of the poor
  46. Americans face increased restrictions on reproductive rights—and they come from the states
  47. Do greener cars lead consumers to hit the road more often?
  48. Schools should offer anti-extremist education for all, not spy on those at risk
  49. Curriculum matters when it comes to kindergarten friendships
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