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‘What we’re being told about Lockerbie is absolute nonsense from beginning to end’
Ever since Flora was killed on Pan Am Flight 103, Dr Jim Swire has been searching for answers – and says the FBI has the wrong man
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How lockdown aged brains by two extra years – and how to turn back the clock
Loneliness and isolation have impacted our cognitive function much faster than the ageing process alone but you can minimise the damage
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‘Gardeners don’t agree with what they’re being told to say’: What’s going wrong at Gardeners’ World?
As the BBC’s hardy perennial struggles to remain relevant, tensions are mounting
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‘Nothing short of astounding’: How Egypt defied the odds to eliminate hepatitis C
Within a decade, the country has gone from having among the worst global rates of the disease to near eradication
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How starting your bedtime routine at 7am will lead to a better night's sleep
Follow this 24-hour programme designed by sleep experts to reboot your routine
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How starting your bedtime routine at 7am will lead to a better night's sleep
Follow this 24-hour programme designed by sleep experts to reboot your routine
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This musical about anti-Semitism fails to speak to the moment
A topic like this, in a time like now, calls for turbo-charged chutzpah – but this show isn't up to the job just yet
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‘It’s a sinking ship’: how Britain fell out of love with Blue Peter
With plummeting ratings and a revolving door of presenters, Blue Peter no longer matters to kids like it used to. Does it have a future?
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Nick Frost: I don’t have a weight loss target, my goal is to stay alive
The realisation that he wouldn’t be around to see his two-year-old daughter grow up drove the actor to lose eight stone in six months
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50 years on, America’s oldest missing teens case might finally be cracked
In 1973 Mitchel Weiser and Bonnie Bickwit disappeared after heading to a concert but their case wasn’t acted upon – now it has been reopened
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The cancelled professor launching the UK’s first ‘anti-woke’ university course
Birkbeck University’s former head of politics explains why he’s putting his head above the parapet with a new learning centre
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Watch out Glasgow – liberalised drug-taking zones wreak havoc
Before the city goes ahead with plans to open a 'drug consumption room', it should look at the misery other schemes have caused
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Why this £40k Welsh school is dubbed the ‘hippie Hogwarts’ – and how it’s educating the next generation
Welcoming refugees to royals, this unconvential college is breeding the next generation of global changemakers in a 12th-century castle
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The key to a happy marriage could lie in maths
Prof David Sumpter helps Premier League footballers up their game, but his tips could help us all improve our health and relationships
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Air traffic control is getting dicey – here’s why
The UK’s airport meltdown is the tip of a global iceberg, where staff shortages and near-misses paint a grim picture for aviation
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What life is really like when you’re a hermit
The sighting of the ‘wolf man’ in remote northern Germany is only the latest in the tradition of lives spent in search of ultimate solitude
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