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The time we have all spent in isolation has certainly taught us some lessons in terms of fashion. And what we can and can’t do without. Shopping your own wardrobe is the obvious answer when you can’t go to a physical shop, but for anyone who is even vaguely interested
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On The Listening Post this week: The pandemic gives big tech firms a chance to access the holy grail of datasets – your medical records. Plus, science journalists and their sources. AI and our health data: A pandemic threat to our privacy Put yourself in the shoes of the NHS,
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read now Nicola Davis is one of Science Weekly’s presenters, alongside Ian Sample and Hannah Devlin. Madeleine Finlay is one of its regular producers, alongside Max Sanderson and David Waters How long has the pod been running, and how has it changed since its genesis? Madeleine Science Weekly started in March 2006, so it’s been
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In this combination of file photos, former Vice President Joe Biden speaks in Delaware and President Donald Trump speaks at the White House in Washington, DC [File: AP Photos] Donald Trump has somehow survived an overwhelming flood of political scandals, legal battles, accusations, the Russia investigation, impeachment, and
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Elon Musk’s private rocket company SpaceX is set for a second attempt at launching two Americans into orbit from Florida for a mission that would mark the first spaceflight of NASA astronauts from US soil in nine years. The mission’s first attempt on Wednesday was called off with less than
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Nigerian troops entering Port Harcourt during the Biafran War in 1968 [File: Getty Images] This is how my father remembered it. The year was 1966 and he, a bright and ambitious boy of 13 or 14 (no one could be sure because the European missionaries did not issue
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Migrants in Naples held some of the first street protests after the easing of the lockdown [Courtesy of Movimento Migranti e Rifugiati Napoli] Naples, Italy – A partial six-month amnesty for Italy’s undocumented migrants was announced this month in a move described by some as “a watershed moment” in the country’s
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