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Can video games really create new knowledge?

In Knowledge Games Karen Schrier argues that games can tackle some of the thorniest problems, from global warming to lack of food and clean water

Culture

$UK's first fracking since 2011 may not be as bad as feared$

Earth

UK's first fracking since 2011 may not be as bad as feared

News

Two snub-nosed monkeys in a tree, one slumped against a branch

Life

Monkey seen caring for dying mate then grieving after she dies

News

A still from the Jungle Book showing Mowgli standing with King Louie in a temple (which the ape fills) with smaller monkeys looking on

Life

Jungle tales: the real King Louie was the biggest ape of all

Features

A grey and white porpoise lying on a pebbly beach

Life

UK's harbour porpoise strandings linked to rising starvation

News

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Life

Gigantopithecus: The story of the greatest of the great apes

Features

City rooftops showing solar panels

Earth

Why cheap green energy could derail the renewable revolution

Analysis

Hatched blastocyst embryo

Health

Embryo protein may warn before miscarriage and pre-eclampsia

News

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Humans

What is Paleolithic Art?: How to decode the shadows on the wall

Culture

human and dog skeletons

Life

Lovely bones: Fascinating skeletons of the past and present

From appreciating the machine-like qualities of the human body to resurrecting long-extinct creatures, two books about bones make colourful reading

Culture

Life

Drowning in sound? The sad case of the baby beluga whales

Features

Technology

If Google has nothing to hide about NHS data, why so secretive?

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Health

Your choice of chocolate and contraceptive affect your gut bugs

News

Health

Sperm-binding beads could work as fertility aid or contraceptive

News