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Debate heats up over long-term climate forecasts
The UK Met Office has produced detailed forecasts of the climate many years from now, but climate scientists have criticised such predictions as worthlessMagnetic 'superatoms' promise tuneable materials
Designer clusters of atoms that can mimic other elements have for the first time been devised with magnetic properties – the advance could lead to superfast "spintronics" computersWill Digg Be a Better Place Without Shouts?
In case you haven’t heard, yesterday Digg removed the controversial “shout” feature that allowed users to share stories with one another. This feature was Digg’s only internal tool for communicationPICTURES: Hand Stencils Through Time
Scientists unravel the mysteries of handprints, a universal form of human expression spanning continents and millenniaLabour Market: Employment
Rate falls to 73.3%The National Health Service in the UK: who pays
This post considers how the NHS came into being, how it operates, who pays for it and how, and who is covered for NHS treatment and coverage.Top 10 hints for bringing up a very energetic infant
Wonderful as it is, it can also be a little exhausting to have a kid who {believes|thinks| sleeping is for the weak, a time not spent running is a moment wasted, and who wants you to join in everySaturdays Child: Thursday Drive: Cousin Maggie and Mrs Keppel
Saturdays Child: Thursday Drive: Cousin Maggie and Mrs KeppelPost your queries for Gareth Thomas
Debate aid, trade and debt with the UK international development minister, Gareth Thomas, who will be live online at 2pm on Tuesday 30 June to answer your questions. With the imminent publication of aMaybe that Guy Does Need to Get Laid After All
We’ve all heard it before, whether you work in a Fortune500 company or waited tables at a restaurant. There’s always an uptight guy or girl who’s defensive, paranoid, over-stressed and nitpicky. AndTories were 'wrong' on devolution
Conservative leader David Cameron says his party was wrong in the past to oppose Scottish devolution.Britain's best B?Bs recognised in AA Awards
Britain's leading bed and breakfasts have been recognised in the annual AA B?B Awards.Ethical investing
Send your questions to a panel of expertsWhat the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK covers and what costs patients extra
This hub details what kinds of medical care are paid for by the NHS, including doctors, hospital care, dentists, and opticians. It also details what patients have to pay for, such as fillings andHBN: 7 Hypocritical Moments in Fox's Letterman/Palin Report
Fox News will not stand for this sort of sexism! Visit Gladstone's site. Or follow him on Twitter and stalk him on Facebook.A patient's view of the UK's National Health Service
This post looks at how the National Health Service practically operates in the United Kingdom - specifically in England, from a patient's perspective10 Historically Significant Political Protests
Political protests have a rich past, with varied degrees of success. Here are some of the most memorable.The 8 Shittiest Transformer Disguises
Robots In (Shitty ) Disguise!Tortured mind
Can Michael Jackson's demons be explained?Also Made in China: The First Pottery
China gave the world gunpowder, paper, the compass and porcelain. Pottery, too, it seems.Madoff lawyer seeks 12-year sentence
Bernard Madoff’s lawyer has asked the judge who will sentence the mastermind behind America’s largest investment fraud to jail him for just 12 years, urging the court to ignore demands for “mobRepaying a Sultan By Replanting a Forest
Photo by k e r i'm. via Flickr. One of Istanbul residents' favorite green spots, the Belgrad Forest northeast of the city, was--or so the story goes--burned down by Sultan Mahmut II in the late 1820sEarl Spencer and ex-wife in secret talks after failing to ban media
Earl Spencer and his former wife, Caroline, are in secret talks to try to settle their dispute over money within hours of losing a battle to ban the press from a bitter High Court fight.Economy: Inflation
CPI inflation 2.2%, RPI inflation -1.1%PICTURES: Wild Europe Exposed by Giant Photo Project
From "fairytale" landscapes to gonad-eating wolffish, little-seen corners and creatures have come to light during the 114 photo missions of the Wild Wonders of Europe project.The health benefits of Lavender essential oils
Now lavender is a popular and versatile essential oil, with many different uses. This hub sets out some of the health advantages of using Lavandula angustifolia at home.Home and away
If only homes really were more like hotels
