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07-01 (12:29)  We could drill water wells in Martian ice to survive on the Red Planet
07-01 (12:14)  NHS 10-year-plan aims to expand digital healthcare and genetic testing
06-01 (11:00)  Exhibition previews: Visions of a better tomorrow brighten 2019
05-01 (11:00)  Books of 2019: Our pick of the best forthcoming reads
05-01 (01:00)  Burden of Genius review: The story of the first liver transplants
04-01 (17:00)  Self-cleaning spacesuits could help astronauts cope with Martian dust
04-01 (16:14)  Hackers have leaked personal details of hundreds of German politicians
04-01 (15:29)  Why the UK using less electricity is weirdly bad news for the climate
04-01 (14:00)  An AI conference warns us why we need to mind our language
04-01 (13:43)  Japan's plan to resume commercial whaling could actually help whales
04-01 (13:14)  Rabbits that don't eat their own faeces are small and weak
04-01 (13:00)  Our addiction to flying is ruining the climate, but it doesn't have to
04-01 (11:00)  Don't panic about children's screen time, try these tips instead
04-01 (09:14)  Australians care if politicians tell lies, but people in the US don't
04-01 (01:14)  A cosmic collision may be coming for our galaxy sooner than we thought
03-01 (20:14)  Fixing a flaw in photosynthesis could massively boost food production
03-01 (19:14)  First photo of Chinese Yutu-2 rover exploring far side of the moon
03-01 (17:14)  Genome sequencing reveals disease risk in otherwise healthy babies
03-01 (16:29)  Broken Symmetries review: the art of seeing science afresh
03-01 (16:14)  Broken Symmetries exhibition: the art of seeing science afresh
03-01 (15:43)  Watch: Very Large Telescope uses giant lasers in hunt for black holes
03-01 (15:14)  Bereaved people unconsciously suppress thoughts of lost loved ones
03-01 (13:00)  World's most powerful telescope takes us to the edge of a black hole
03-01 (12:14)  Fetal sharks may look for food by swimming around inside their mothers
03-01 (11:14)  China's Chang'e 4 makes historic first landing on the moon's far side
03-01 (09:14)  Ice from the Alps reveals Europeans ditched gold for silver in AD 660
02-01 (22:00)  Ultima Thule is a snowman-shaped rock covered in weird ice
02-01 (19:14)  Surrogacy should be a relationship, not a transaction
02-01 (19:14)  Green light implant relieves urinary incontinence in rats
02-01 (19:00)  AI could make it impossible for artists and novelists to make a living
02-01 (19:00)  A New Year vow for our leaders? Start taking climate change seriously
02-01 (16:14)  Crashing tidal waves may lurk beneath the surface of icy moons
02-01 (14:00)  Is eating cheese as bad for animals and the planet as eating meat?
02-01 (13:14)  Black-haired monkeys in Costa Rica are suddenly turning blonde
02-01 (13:00)  A scientific guide to the resolutions that are really worth the effort
02-01 (12:14)  Distant space rock Ultima Thule looks like a spinning bowling pin
02-01 (11:14)  Massive space rock smash-up with Uranus recreated in a riot of colour
02-01 (01:14)  Leafcutter ants have their own landfill sites that emit greenhouse gas
01-01 (20:14)  Intel's quest to build the world's first true quantum computer
01-01 (16:00)  Biggest archaeological dig in Europe will uncover UK's buried history
01-01 (14:00)  It's very bad news that common viruses are affected by climate change
01-01 (11:14)  Baby chicks could be given faecal transplants to ward off infections
31-12 (20:00)  Young people's blood is being tested as a treatment for Parkinson's
31-12 (16:29)  Ultracold atoms can make strange and beautiful quantum fireworks
31-12 (15:14)  A skin test after a traumatic event may identify those at risk of PTSD
31-12 (14:00)  Vaguer goals may help you stick to your new exercise routine
31-12 (13:00)  The mummified penguins that hold the secrets of Antarctica's past
30-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: Experimental vaccine could let coeliacs eat gluten
30-12 (13:00)  The animal economists that can wheel and deal as well as any human
29-12 (17:29)  2019 Preview: Gravitational waves will be discovered every few weeks
29-12 (14:00)  Nature's Nation: Art benefits from getting its hands dirty
29-12 (13:00)  Death rays: How the dream of an ultimate weapon became a dark farce
28-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: We will see the first ever picture of a black hole
28-12 (16:14)  Droplets don't have to be round - here's one squished into a square
28-12 (15:00)  The most eye-catching science and tech news stories of 2018
28-12 (14:00)  The Republican Reversal shows how the US party is like Soviet Russia
28-12 (13:00)  The mysterious demise of Europe's massive cave bears
27-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: AI to best humans at one of world's most complex games
27-12 (16:14)  UK army tests eagle-inspired paragliding drone for delivering supplies
27-12 (15:00)  Quiz of the year: Test your knowledge of 2018's science stories
27-12 (14:00)  Dream on: My year pursuing the third state of being
27-12 (13:00)  Quiz: What were these six bamboozling inventions designed to do?
27-12 (13:00)  The Moon exhibition in Denmark re-enchants the satellite for our times
26-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: Teeth will reveal our species' deep evolutionary past
26-12 (16:00)  Rich people give more to charity when you make them feel powerful
26-12 (14:00)  The Moon exhibition in Denmark re-enchants the moon for our times
26-12 (13:00)  Palaeontologists behaving badly, and other bitter feuds in science
26-12 (11:00)  The Transformers Summit: solving the problem of urban living
25-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: Electric cars of all shapes and sizes will hit the road
25-12 (16:00)  Lost 'Darwinia' islands could be origin of species in the Galapagos
25-12 (15:00)  Inside the dark web: why it's odder than you can imagine
25-12 (14:00)  How the right Christmas lunch can help save Earth from climate change
25-12 (13:00)  The quantum trick that can help you live a better life - probably
25-12 (08:00)  How the stunning Earthrise became the world's most famous photograph
24-12 (17:14)  2019 Preview: People will receive transfusions of artificial blood
24-12 (16:14)  Ski exoskeleton boosts leg power and reduces tiredness on the slopes
24-12 (15:00)  The world's great nations are revisiting the moon. But where's Europe?
24-12 (13:00)  Toys are us: How childhood objects may have shaped human history
23-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: DNA testing will lead to a decline in genetic disorders
23-12 (16:29)  Cannibalistic African clawed frog eats tadpoles of its relatives
23-12 (13:00)  Six spectacular ice phenomena to look out for this winter
23-12 (11:00)  Plight of the Living Dead review - The making of real zombies
23-12 (09:00)  You can help beat cancer
22-12 (20:14)  Crayfish experience something like anxiety when they shed their armour
22-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: 30 cold cases to be solved using DNA ancestry websites
22-12 (16:14)  NASA probe will hurtle past the most distant object we've ever visited
22-12 (13:00)  Why do wombats poo cubes and turkeys spirals? One woman is finding out
22-12 (11:00)  Christmas story: Unauthorized Bread by Cory Doctorow
21-12 (17:00)  2019 Preview: Renewable energy race to ramp up as oil use skyrockets
21-12 (13:14)  Gel made from birch bark reduces skin scarring from cuts and burns
21-12 (13:14)  Hominin v monkey deathmatch ended in a draw when they fell down a hole
21-12 (13:00)  Seeking the perfect cocktail? Let science be your bartender
21-12 (13:00)  Women are finally getting equal access to the Hubble Space Telescope
21-12 (13:00)  Scuba-diving lizard can stay underwater for at least 16 minutes
20-12 (20:14)  There'll be a domino effect as we trigger ecosystem tipping points
20-12 (18:14)  Starchy food may reduce autoimmune reactions in people with lupus
20-12 (17:14)  Device that works like a lung makes clean fuel from water
20-12 (17:14)  There may be a link between erectile dysfunction and type 2 diabetes
20-12 (16:00)  Colour me scientific: Two free fun colour-me-in downloads
20-12 (13:43)  Ice-filled Martian crater is a permanent winter wonderland

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