If you are applying to Oxford or Cambridge, it is vital to keep up-to-date on current affairs. No matter what subject you want to study, an Admissions Tutor will be impressed by a candidate who has a solid grasp of recent developments in a relevant field – it shows both curiosity and the ability to apply your knowledge widely.
To make this easy for you, every week, we round up some fascinating, fun and subject-relevant stories from around the world for you to have a look at.
What are you Interested in?
Fake News: It’s ‘Huge’!
19th September 2017
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An ‘Uber’ Mistake: Hipster Sexism
19th September 2017
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Nawa oh! Tackling Censorship Through Language
19th September 2017
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The Sand Ban
19th September 2017
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Tea = MC Squared
14th September 2017
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The Ring-road to Saturn
14th September 2017
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The UK Gin-dustry
7th September 2017
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Pink for Boys, Blue for Girls
7th September 2017
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English: A Dead Language?
6th September 2017
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You Must Bee Joking!
6th September 2017
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Predicting Game of Thrones
4th September 2017
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Tang Xianzu: The ‘Chinese’ Shakespeare
1st September 2017
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Guerrilla Girls
29th August 2017
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Small Fish in a Big Pond…
29th August 2017
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Translations of Biblical Proportions
29th August 2017
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Clifford the Big Blue Dog
23rd August 2017
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Drunk Fish!
23rd August 2017
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Rest in Pixels
23rd August 2017
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Manly Marks and Spencer Signs
23rd August 2017
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A Whole Wolfpack of lies.
10th August 2017
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Email etiquette: Am I being too Fwd?
10th August 2017
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You must be Emoji-oking!
9th August 2017
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Every Tampon Helps!
7th August 2017
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Tardigrade: The World’s Most Amazing Animal!
3rd August 2017
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That’s off the (Richter) scale!
1st August 2017
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Daddy, I moustache you a question…
26th July 2017
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Doctor, Doctor, I think I’m a woman.
23rd July 2017
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Volcanoes and Chill
19th July 2017
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Ice-talavista, baby!
14th July 2017
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Power to the A.I.
14th July 2017
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Another Nun Bites The Dust
13th July 2017
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First-Time Criers: The UK Housing Market
12th July 2017
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Brush off the Rumours – Charcoal Toothpaste
5th July 2017
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It’s Panda-monium!
5th July 2017
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Pride in the Province: Homosexuality in China
4th July 2017
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China’s not red, it’s green!
28th June 2017
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Put that in your nest and smoke it!
28th June 2017
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Cereal Killers
21st June 2017
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Baby Charlie – UK vs US healthcare
21st June 2017
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Aloha, we come in peace.
19th June 2017
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You can’t handle the truth!
19th June 2017
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Lollies in the Sky with Droplets
14th June 2017
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Hey boss, got a minute?
8th June 2017
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End of the Road for Driving Tests
7th June 2017
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This lady is not for turning… up!
31st May 2017
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Holy mechanised flight, Batman!
31st May 2017
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Could you beat a computer?
31st May 2017
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The Village of Rainbows
25th May 2017
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One small step for mouse-kind.
24th May 2017
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It’s all in the name
24th May 2017
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Assisted suicide: Killing me softly
18th May 2017
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DNAnalysis!
18th May 2017
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Bitten where it hurts!
17th May 2017
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The Real Fantastic Mr. Fox
15th May 2017
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Don’t Shower!!
12th May 2017
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Russia? Nul Points!
10th May 2017
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Women, DON’T burn your bras!
3rd May 2017
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Wives Wanted!
3rd May 2017
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Where are all the teachers?
3rd May 2017
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Male Contraceptives: Gender Inequality?
26th April 2017
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Can Dragons Save Your Life?
26th April 2017
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‘School’s’ in session!
19th April 2017
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Bang for your buck!
19th April 2017
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E flat marks the spot!
19th April 2017
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Keeping You C******
12th April 2017
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Where we’re going, we don’t need roads!
12th April 2017
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Paw-ternity Leave
12th April 2017
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Feminism: A Tale As Old As Time?
6th April 2017
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Revenge is sweet, but is it justified?
6th April 2017
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Is ‘Tinder’ hindering us?
5th April 2017
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Fats Vs. Carbs: Which is Better?
29th March 2017
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Are you scared of ‘change’?
29th March 2017
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Can Retro Games help PTSD?
29th March 2017
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Are You Living in Paradise?
22nd March 2017
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The Boat Race – whose side are you on?
22nd March 2017
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Chuck Berry in Space
22nd March 2017
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How virtual is ‘virtual reality’?
15th March 2017
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Cultural Appropriation and the Cornish Pasty
15th March 2017
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How do you like your eggs in the morning?
15th March 2017
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Did Neanderthals Use Painkillers?
8th March 2017
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Is This a Solution to Oil Spills?
8th March 2017
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Are the Government discouraging the self-employed?
8th March 2017
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Flight of the Dinosaurs
1st March 2017
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What Is ‘Uberisation’?
1st March 2017
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What Killed the Swimming Pigs?
1st March 2017
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‘Enemy of the State’
22nd February 2017
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The Role of Animals in Curing Diseases
22nd February 2017
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Sleep and Time Zones
22nd February 2017
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A Fighting Advantage?
15th February 2017
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The Role of Theatre in Language Promotion
15th February 2017
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The Lucrative Business of Guinea Pig Farming
15th February 2017
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Should Teachers Wear Body Cameras in Schools?
8th February 2017
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“Roses are red, so is my wine. Refill my glass, and I’ll be just fine.”
8th February 2017
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East and West Revisited
8th February 2017
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What Is ‘Populism’?
1st February 2017
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Brain-Computer Interfaces and Communication
1st February 2017
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Tinder For Orangutans
1st February 2017
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Can Ants Find Their Bearings?
25th January 2017
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Weight Restrictions In the Swiss Army
25th January 2017
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Flood Prevention in England
25th January 2017
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Commuting Prison Sentences, Secrecy and Democracy
18th January 2017
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Helping Cities Thrive?
18th January 2017
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How Far Does Evolution Reach?
18th January 2017
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Should We Ban Microbeads?
11th January 2017
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Exploring Intelligence Beyond the Human Brain
11th January 2017
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Can We Survive a Zombie Apocalypse?
11th January 2017
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You Don’t Need a Brain to Learn
4th January 2017
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Too Much Cake at Work?
4th January 2017
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McDonalidization and the Masala Dosa Brioche
4th January 2017
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FIFA and The Poppy
7th November 2016
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The Creation of Nanodiamonds
7th November 2016
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Article 50
7th November 2016
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Beverage Bias
2nd November 2016
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The Bee Extinction
2nd November 2016
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How Music Can Predict The Next President
2nd November 2016
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Audition To Be A Bridesmaid
26th October 2016
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Can Psychopaths Love?
26th October 2016
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Pay Decreases For American Women
26th October 2016
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Prison By Numbers
19th October 2016
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Chocolate Migraines
19th October 2016
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The Most Powerful Country In The World
19th October 2016
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A Case For The Ig Nobel Prizes
12th October 2016
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The Problem With ‘The’
12th October 2016
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Why Are Heavier Baseball Players Better Hitters?
12th October 2016
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How Undecided Voters Should Vote
4th October 2016
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Exotic Pets
4th October 2016
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The Nobel Prize Goes To…
4th October 2016
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Earth’s Strongest Animal
21st September 2016
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Election Fraud In Russia
21st September 2016
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Don’t Stop Me Now
21st September 2016
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Can Facebook Rewrite History?
14th September 2016
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Working 9 To 3
14th September 2016
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The Bacteria Behind The Great Plague
14th September 2016
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The Hardest Job Interview In The World
7th September 2016
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The Highest Selling Jersey Of The NFL
7th September 2016
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Hospitals Under Pressure
7th September 2016
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Advertising On Football Shirts Is Increasingly Expensive
31st August 2016
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Is Malaria the Cure For Cancer?
31st August 2016
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What Is The Millennial Whoop?
31st August 2016
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Endangered Orangutans
24th August 2016
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Turning 18 in Italy? Have €500
24th August 2016
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Could You Be London’s Night Czar?
24th August 2016
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Viruses More Dangerous In The Morning
17th August 2016
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Winning Bronze Feels Better Than Silver
17th August 2016
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The Life Cycle of Female Orcas
17th August 2016
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Rio’s Opening Ceremony
10th August 2016
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Women Who Run
10th August 2016
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Legal Sports Supplement Improves Performance
10th August 2016
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Do We Need To Floss?
3rd August 2016
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Where Are Our Accents Going?
3rd August 2016
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What Is Worse Than Death?
3rd August 2016
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Michelle Obama’s Iconic Speech
26th July 2016
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Boys In Skirts
26th July 2016
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First Ever Solar Plane Flies Around The World
26th July 2016
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Melania Trump’s Plagiarised Speech
20th July 2016
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The World’s Loneliest Species
20th July 2016
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The Body Extended
20th July 2016
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Pokémon Go Takes Players All Over
13th July 2016
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The Code That Took America To The Moon
13th July 2016
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The Lego Museum Exhibit
13th July 2016
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V&A Named Museum Of The Year
6th July 2016
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Changes To Germany’s ‘No Means No’ Statute
6th July 2016
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How To Win A Game Of Blackjack
5th July 2016
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Thermal Imaging To End Mechanical Doping
29th June 2016
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Predicting Time Of Death
29th June 2016
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Brexit To Trigger Hong Kong Recession
29th June 2016
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An End To Nuclear Energy
22nd June 2016
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Genetics Can Mimic The Effect Of Drugs
22nd June 2016
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Girls Not Allowed
22nd June 2016
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Remembering The Periodic Table Just Got More Difficult
14th June 2016
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Driven to Distraction?
14th June 2016
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Putting Away Your Camera Doesn’t Help You Stay In The Moment
14th June 2016
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Louis XIV’s Dream is Finally Realised
8th June 2016
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Is Your Large Wine Glass Full?
8th June 2016
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Spike of Vimto Sales During Ramadan
8th June 2016
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The Emoji Bible
1st June 2016
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Social Media Blocked For Ghana
1st June 2016
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Robots With Human Emotions?
1st June 2016
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Salamanders Are Going It Alone
25th May 2016
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Atheism On The Rise In The UK
25th May 2016
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How Many People Does It Take To Build Stonehenge?
25th May 2016
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BBC Backs Down On Recipe Removal
18th May 2016
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Pay £1 A Year For £1 Million Land
18th May 2016
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Oxford Looks To The Future Of Energy
18th May 2016
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The Murky Legality Of UK Drone Strikes
11th May 2016
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Network Of Thrones
11th May 2016
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The Politics Of Dog-Whistling
11th May 2016
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Universal Basic Income
4th May 2016
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Shakespeare in 140 Characters
4th May 2016
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Why Do We Hate The Word Moist?
4th May 2016
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Trouble Sleeping In Hotels? You’re Not The Only One
27th April 2016
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30th Anniversary of Chernobyl
26th April 2016
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The Urge To Be Remembered
25th April 2016
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Ben & Jerry Arrested
20th April 2016
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The Virginity Gene
20th April 2016
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It’s A Marathon Not A Sprint
19th April 2016
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The Woman Without Episodic Memory
13th April 2016
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Hamlet’s New Leading Man
13th April 2016
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Selling Americanized Chinese Food to China
13th April 2016
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Can Technology Go Too Far?
6th April 2016
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The Historical Significance of The English Channel
6th April 2016
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The Next Rembrandt
6th April 2016
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How Do I Say ‘No’ In Mandarin?
30th March 2016
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Have Unicorns Always Existed?
30th March 2016
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Justice Ginsburg To Play A Judge In The Merchant Of Venice
30th March 2016
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NASA’s Rising Stars
17th March 2016
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Will ‘Hamilton: The Musical’ Change US Currency?
17th March 2016
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The World’s Unhappiest Teenagers
17th March 2016
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AI vs. the Human Mind: Ingenuity vs. Intuition
16th March 2016
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Oxford Fly The Flag For LGBT History
16th March 2016
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Are Prime Numbers Random?
16th March 2016
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Bionic Fingertip Lets Amputees Feel Texture
9th March 2016
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Which Presidential Candidate Is ‘Money Bags’?
9th March 2016
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ADHD On The Rise
9th March 2016
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Slide Down A Skyscraper
2nd March 2016
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The Easiest Way To Travel The World Is To Be German
2nd March 2016
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How Do You Pick An Oscar Winner?
2nd March 2016
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Netflix Knows How Long You Spend Searching
24th February 2016
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Actors Are More Emotionally Unstable
24th February 2016
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To Brexit Or Not To Brexit?
24th February 2016
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Facebook’s Censorship of Art
16th February 2016
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Justice Scalia’s Death
15th February 2016
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Bitcoins: Valuable Or Volatile?
9th February 2016
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What Is The Value Of A Forgery?
9th February 2016
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‘They’ As A Singular Pronoun
9th February 2016
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Two Million New Stars Are On Their Way
3rd February 2016
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On The Tip Of Your Tongue
3rd February 2016
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Who Owns Your Tattoos?
3rd February 2016
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The Poetry Of Science
26th January 2016
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More Plastic Than Fish In The Sea By 2050
26th January 2016
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Typing in French? Don’t Use A French Keyboard
26th January 2016
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Paternity Leave For Facebook
1st December 2015
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Christmas Lights Might Be Killing Your Wi-Fi
1st December 2015
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Bilingualism Connected To Decreased Stroke Risk
30th November 2015
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The Word Of The Year? An Emoji
23rd November 2015
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The Endangered White Rhino
23rd November 2015
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Why Is Adele So Popular?
23rd November 2015
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CBT For Interview Preparation
18th November 2015
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Curious Cambridge Questions
16th November 2015
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Answering To Oxford
16th November 2015
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SeaWorld and the Killer Whale
11th November 2015
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Crowdfunding Under Pressure
10th November 2015
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The Romans With The Perfect Teeth
10th November 2015
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The Problem With Policy
3rd November 2015
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The Grierson Awards
3rd November 2015
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Football Trauma
2nd November 2015
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Could The Plague Strike Again?
27th October 2015
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The Zombie Apocalypse
27th October 2015
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Dreaming of a White Christmas?
27th October 2015
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The Aliens Next Door
20th October 2015
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Australians Petition For ‘Dollarydo’
20th October 2015
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The UK’s New Counter-terrorism Proposal
19th October 2015
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Is Climate Change Still Preventable?
13th October 2015
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The Mountain At Risk From Pilgrimages
12th October 2015
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Painting By Numbers
12th October 2015
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Is Jetlag A Relic Of The Past?
6th October 2015
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5p Per Plastic Bag
5th October 2015
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The 15th Anniversary of Putin’s Rule
5th October 2015
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Supermoons and Martian Water
29th September 2015
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Paris Goes Car Free
29th September 2015
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Scottish Independence – The Debate Continues
29th September 2015
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Antivenom Supplies Running Low
18th September 2015
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Wikipedia’s Western World View
18th September 2015
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Earth 2.0 Discovered
18th September 2015
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Borrow A Babushka
15th September 2015
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The Top 100 Passwords For Cheaters
15th September 2015
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Hobbies Make Great Scientists
15th September 2015
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‘Slacktivism’ Is Activism
8th September 2015
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The Threat Of The Stock Market
8th September 2015
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Dull Resting Faces Force Better Communication
8th September 2015
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New Words For The Dictionary
1st September 2015
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How To Govern A Town Using WhatsApp
1st September 2015
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Oxford Series On Randomness And Order
1st September 2015
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Space Elevator Moves A Step Closer
25th August 2015
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Ants Paving The Way For Nanotechnology
25th August 2015
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Saving Hearts Of The Future
25th August 2015
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Advanced Pregnancy Test To Detect Twins
18th August 2015
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Listen!
18th August 2015
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Technology And Your Job Prospects
18th August 2015
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Saving Britain’s Bees
12th August 2015
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Battle Of The Sexes Heats Up
12th August 2015
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Africa’s Population Explosion
12th August 2015
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Sarcasm And How It Can Help You
4th August 2015
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Uber And The ‘Sharing Economy’
4th August 2015
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Game Changer In The Battle Against Schizophrenia?
4th August 2015
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Can’t Get You Out Of My Head
28th July 2015
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First Contact With Isolated Peruvian Tribe
28th July 2015
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The Italian Migration Crisis
28th July 2015
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What Could You See As A Baby?
21st July 2015
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Is Kissing Really Natural?
21st July 2015
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(Il)legal Music Downloads: Back And Forth
21st July 2015
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Animals Can Talk After All
14th July 2015
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About That Mockingbird
14th July 2015
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Getting Ready For The Next Ash Cloud
14th July 2015
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The Growth Of Limb Replacement
7th July 2015
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The Origins Of Metaphor
7th July 2015
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Why All This Heat?
7th July 2015
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Does The World Owe Greece Money?
1st July 2015
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Did Dinosaurs Have Feathers?
1st July 2015
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Do Animals Dream?
1st July 2015
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Why Are There So Few Women At Festivals?
24th June 2015
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A New Cure For Malaria Discovered
24th June 2015
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Do Unborn Babies Need To Be Protected From The Internet?
24th June 2015
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MRIs Can Tell You If You’re Conservative
16th June 2015
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Sharks: Man-eating Or Man-eaten?
16th June 2015
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What Has Four Fingers And Is Covered In Chocolate?
16th June 2015
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Gossip Makes Us Human, Says Oxford Professor
10th June 2015
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New Paint Revolutionises Reneweable Energy
10th June 2015
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Robot Wars
10th June 2015
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The World’s First Murder
3rd June 2015
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Endangered Species Clone Themselves
2nd June 2015
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The Gender of God
2nd June 2015
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How Big Is An Alien?
27th May 2015
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Great Gatsby Home Up For Sale
26th May 2015
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Live Longer By Changing The Way You Sleep
26th May 2015
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Replace Broken Bones With A 3D Printer
19th May 2015
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When Does Music Change?
19th May 2015
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New Flag for New Zealand
19th May 2015
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Brain Hardwired To See All Bodies As The Same
13th May 2015
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Driverless Trucks Coming to American Highways
13th May 2015
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Ancient Law Lets You Sue The Internet
13th May 2015
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Princess Birth A Success For The British Economy
5th May 2015
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Apple Watch? Not If You Have A Tattoo
5th May 2015
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Should You Be Able To Google In An Exam?
5th May 2015
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Pass Your Exams By Sleeping
28th April 2015
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Record Your Memories With An MRI
28th April 2015
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How To Find A Vulture
28th April 2015
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How Sports Can Help You Pass Your Exams
21st April 2015
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What Sounds Should You Revise To?
21st April 2015
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Past Cambridge Exams Made Secret
21st April 2015
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When Is The Right Time For Euthanasia?
14th April 2015
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Diagnosing Diabetes With Bubble Wrap
14th April 2015
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Rossetti’s Muse Found In An Asylum
14th April 2015
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What Anne Boleyn Really Looked Like
7th April 2015
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Charged In 60 Seconds
7th April 2015
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Are You A Narcissist?
7th April 2015
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400 Skeletons Found Beneath Cambridge University
1st April 2015
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#Hashtag Politics – Not For Women?
31st March 2015
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Richard III – The Ultimate Villainous Blueprint
31st March 2015
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Why Humans Haven’t Changed In 1400 Years
25th March 2015
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Are You Flushing Gold Down The Toilet?
25th March 2015
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Bermondsey Builders’ Wartime Discovery
25th March 2015
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Banning Bodies On The Catwalk
17th March 2015
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Kew’s Army Of Bees
17th March 2015
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The Robot Chef
17th March 2015
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Van Gogh’s Hidden Painting
10th March 2015
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Why Is Indian Food So Delicious?
10th March 2015
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How To See In The Dark
10th March 2015
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The World’s First Words
3rd March 2015
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What Colour Is The Sky?
3rd March 2015
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The Eiffel Tower Goes Green
3rd March 2015
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Total Eclipse of the Sun
25th February 2015
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Want To Find Wally? Ask A Mathematician
25th February 2015
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The Monk Inside the Mummy
25th February 2015
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Paying More For Your Menu
17th February 2015
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Are You A Boy Or A Man? Girl Or A Woman?
17th February 2015
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Can Scientists Predict Discoveries?
17th February 2015
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The universal language of happiness
11th February 2015
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The oldest stars in the universe
11th February 2015
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Reclassifying chronic fatigue syndrome
11th February 2015
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Vote to legalise three-parent babies
4th February 2015
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The $200,000 gate
4th February 2015
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Shining a light on Möbius strips
4th February 2015
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Famous Smithsonian Museum makes a move to London
29th January 2015
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The secret to unboil an egg
29th January 2015
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Melbourne’s love letters – from the people to the trees
29th January 2015
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Pharmaceutical giants battling over vaccination costs
21st January 2015
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Arts cuts in the National Gallery
21st January 2015
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The Met Office’s new supercomputer
21st January 2015
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16 and 17 year olds to vote under Miliband’s Labour
9th December 2014
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Price of iPod Classic soars after being removed from the shelves
9th December 2014
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Mars rover finds strong signs of life
9th December 2014
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Ban on sending books to prisoners is called into question
6th December 2014
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Budding intelligence: new research shows that plants are much smarter than previously thought
5th December 2014
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Parthenon Marbles Head to Russia
5th December 2014
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France’s 35 hour work week to be scrapped
29th November 2014
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Thailand police stand down in solidarity
29th November 2014
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Print a house for $4800 through 3D printing
29th November 2014
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Art as repulsion: body horror and the grotesque throughout history
21st November 2014
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Computers Writing by Algorithm Like a Human
21st November 2014
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Impartiality and vested interests in the UK government
21st November 2014
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Synagogue Deaths: Religious and Political Tension in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
21st November 2014
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MLAT – London’s tube map of languages
9th November 2014
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TSA – Columbia law school launches center of critical thinking
9th November 2014
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BMAT – Oxford to build the ‘NASA of biomedicine’
9th November 2014
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Rana Plaza’s wait for justice
25th October 2014
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The right to be forgotten in the internet age
24th October 2014
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Manly men a relic of the past?
24th October 2014
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Health Commission calls to extend smoking ban
17th October 2014
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Birmingham Library named favourite new building
17th October 2014
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The Welsh speakers of Argentina
17th October 2014
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17th October 2014
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Nobel Peace Prize winners announced
11th October 2014
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Obama signals opposition to net neutrality
11th October 2014
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UN conference on gender equality held by men
11th October 2014
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Antidepressants change brain architecture
3rd October 2014
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Dracula’s dungeon: fact and fiction
3rd October 2014
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The Umbrella Revolution
3rd October 2014
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3rd October 2014
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The Right to Protest Free Speech
25th September 2014
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#NotInMyName Muslims Against Islamic State
25th September 2014
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Poetry, Memory and Recitation
25th September 2014
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Oxbridge Applications Access Bulletin
22nd September 2014
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Diagnosing Parkinson’s from your smartphone
11th September 2014
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Man vs lava the power of human engineering
11th September 2014
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Law and the power of coming forward
11th September 2014
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Economic Development Threatens the Extinction of Languages
5th September 2014
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Britain’s Cities of the Future
5th September 2014
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The State of Child Guardians
5th September 2014
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Burwell v. Hobby Lobby: should we treat corporations like people?
28th August 2014
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Fracking and the law
28th August 2014
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Can novels change human nature?
28th August 2014
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Music and technology in harmony: today’s frontrunners
28th August 2014
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The Best Cities in the World
28th August 2014
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Digital History and its Evolution
22nd August 2014
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Mathematicians Combat Climate Change
22nd August 2014
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Octopus-Inspired Camouflage
22nd August 2014
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Should Prisoners Have the Right to Vote
13th August 2014
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Homage to Motihari? : George Orwell’s Indian roots
13th August 2014
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GDP: Gross Domestic Product R.I.P
13th August 2014
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Machine Talk: the future of the English language
13th August 2014
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The Quantum Zoo
13th August 2014
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Mount Fuji status ‘critical’
6th August 2014
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Tribe Called Conquest: Indigenous Amazonia’
6th August 2014
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Dealing with the Ebola Virus
6th August 2014
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Lights Out: Commemorating WW1
6th August 2014
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The Emperor’s new shows
6th August 2014
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Question Prime: Public Disillusions
30th July 2014
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Invisibility is now more than just Sci-Fi
30th July 2014
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30th July 2014
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APPlied Science: Mobile Games and Science
30th July 2014
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A taste of early modern medicine
30th July 2014
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Gravity: Nature’s Michelangelo
23rd July 2014
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The History of the Commonwealth Games
23rd July 2014
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The Runaway Verdict Tobacco Company to Pay £13.8BN in Damages
23rd July 2014
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The Assisted Dying Debate
23rd July 2014
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The Struggle for the Middle East
23rd July 2014
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Galactic Banana Republic
17th July 2014
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Cameron’s EU banana skin
17th July 2014
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Edible history
17th July 2014
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Banana Wars : The end of a 20 year split
17th July 2014
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Top banana under threat
17th July 2014
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Interdisciplinary immigration
3rd July 2014
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Nature’s grand designs
3rd July 2014
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The evolution of medical ethics
3rd July 2014
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Three key debates in law
3rd July 2014
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History in a 100 moments, and the problem of Historiography
3rd July 2014
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Patterns in penalty kicks
3rd July 2014
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Where does meaning lie?
3rd July 2014
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Don’t be an Oxbridge ostrich
24th June 2014
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Sing it loud, sing it clear, for the whole surgery team to hear
24th June 2014
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Patently provocative
24th June 2014
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Autism and pesticides?
24th June 2014
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Mystical mystics and Corpus Christi
24th June 2014
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Magic islands on a distant moon
24th June 2014
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Super superconductors
24th June 2014
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Dawn of the dog?
24th June 2014
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Testing Turing
16th June 2014
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Stone the crows
16th June 2014
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Fitting slang
16th June 2014
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Discovering new cancers
16th June 2014
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Moving in mysterious ways
4th June 2014
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Getting under the skin of a work of art
4th June 2014
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Getting the (nano) edge over the competition
4th June 2014
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A tale of two astronauts
4th June 2014
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A walk in the urban park
29th May 2014
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The shipping forecast looks good
21st May 2014
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Make a song and dance about… Sangspruchdichtung
21st May 2014
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Indian data in danger
21st May 2014
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Racking our brains for an explanation
21st May 2014
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Google can’t remember to forget you
14th May 2014
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“It’s the economy, stupid”
14th May 2014
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No meta-jokes, please
14th May 2014
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You can’t have your cake and eat it – or can you?
14th May 2014
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5 students chasing every Oxbridge place
12th May 2014
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Would you let one twin die to save the other?
7th May 2014
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18% of you can fly – honest…
7th May 2014
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Is dark matter doomed?
7th May 2014
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Vampires – young at heart?
7th May 2014
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The language of linguistics
3rd May 2014
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The Work of Art in the Age of Sexual Reproduction
29th April 2014
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Shooting for the stars
29th April 2014
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Second skin
29th April 2014
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Send us a sign!
29th April 2014
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PISA Cake
29th April 2014
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Starbucks bucks the offshore trend
16th April 2014
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Blinded by the (bio)light
16th April 2014
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Hep C Happenings
16th April 2014
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Think twice before you shave
16th April 2014
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Bucky-balls bounce out of Oxford
16th April 2014
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Django – unchained or chained?
16th April 2014
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You may now kiss the groom…
9th April 2014
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