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The everyday world of Einstein: What did Albert want with a cup of sweet coffee, a cement mixer and a dirty cloud?

A mother’s place is in the wrong: Bookshops are full of manuals on motherhood exhorting women to take control of their lives. But Victorian values are lurking beneath those shiny covers

Miracle on Oxford Street: Is the annual nightmare of Christmas shopping just a way of proving to ourselves that we can create a ‘family’ in a world of money?

Infected with science: If religion is a cultural virus, where does that leave science?

All about ice

The creatures that time forgot

The Kennedy imperative – Worried that Soviet plans to send a crew to the Moon were imminent, NASA rushed ahead with a mission that owed more to the ambitions of a dead president than the needs of pure science

Two weeks that killed the Soviet dream

Phobias: is there a way out?

Our fathers’ toxic sins

For decades we have dumped toxic chemicals in the soil without a second thought. But there is a reckoning on the way

The grub and the Galapagos: Could the fate of one small, insignificant invertebrate undermine years of work building a conservation plan for the Galapagos?

Personal privacy v public health: Europe plans to make it harder for our personal records to pass into the wrong hands. But could the new law kill off potentially life-saving research?

How surgeons could navigate the brain: Operating on a brain

Stronger than atoms