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Stem cell method put to the test in Parkinson's study | Print |  Email
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
The UK's first major investigation of a disease using stem cells that does not involve the need to create and destroy embryos is being launched, reports Pallab Ghosh Science correspondent, BBC News
 
Gorillas learn about injustice and revenge by playing tag | Print |  Email
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
A game similar to tag is thought to prepare gorillas for real conflicts over food and mates, say researchers, reports Ian Sample, science correspondent of The Guardian
 
Violence echoes beyond the streets of Belfast | Print |  Email
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Northern Ireland's image worldwide has been seriously damaged by television images of rioting and burning vehicles. Such graphic pictures of turbulence seem to make a mockery of the Irish peace process, reports David McKittrick, Ireland Correspondent of The Independent
 
Eco warrior's Pacific journey shows how 'dumb plastic' is killing our seas | Print |  Email
Sunday, 11 July 2010
David de Rothschild set out on a mammoth ocean crossing aboard his recycled yacht to highlight pollution of Earth's waters – but even he was shocked by what he found, reports The Observer
 
The C of E will die if it shuts out gays and women | Print |  Email
Sunday, 11 July 2010
We live in a society where children routinely have one parent, marriage is at an all-time low, and the divorce rate is soaring. Civil partnerships have been a huge success, accepted by the vast majority of the public. For a large number of Anglican leaders, however, the clock must be turned back, writes Janet Street-Porter in The Independent on Sunday
 
Pope's visit could cost Britain more than £20m | Print |  Email
Sunday, 11 July 2010
The budget for Pontiff's four-day visit is spiralling out of control with an estimated taxpayers' bill for the trip expected to rise well beyond the original £8m figure, reports The Independent on Sunday
 
'Climategate' fails to stir up a storm | Print |  Email
Saturday, 10 July 2010
The public's reaction to the 'Climategate' verdict has been surprising, writes Geoffrey Lean in The Daily Telegraph
 
The Church of England looks mad following the Jeffrey John snub | Print |  Email
Saturday, 10 July 2010
If the rejection of Jeffrey John for the Southwark job is in many ways embarrassing for the Church, the reaction to the news is just as bad. Liberals have responded hysterically, showing signs of paranoia by claiming that the gay dean’s snub is a clear sign that “the evangelicals are ruthless in their determination to win total control of the church”, writes Jonathan Wynne-Jones in The Telegraph
 
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