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Patrick Barkham
Cloud seeding raises fears of weather weapons research
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Patrick Barkham
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19 Feb 2015
Many environmentalists criticise geoengineering for suggesting a simple techno-fix for global warming. But it may have a more sinister side.
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Lions bred like lambs for slaughter
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Patrick Barkham
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7 Jun 2013
Despite efforts to ban the burgeoning business, canned lion hunting is bringing in big money from trophy - and bone - hunters.
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Circumcision issue cuts two ways
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Patrick Barkham
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7 Sep 2012
American doctors say evidence suggests that circumcision is the kindest cut. But why then is it causing controversy around the world?
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Channelling the energy of ADHD
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Patrick Barkham
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13 Aug 2012
Sport has helped many people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder to focus and build their self-esteem, writes Patrick Barkham.
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Wonder tape a sticky issue
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Patrick Barkham
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3 Aug 2012
Kinesio Tex has the makings of a fad, but some sportsmen and women swear by it. Patrick Barkham reports
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Tattoos tell tales of life and death
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Patrick Barkham
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28 Jun 2012
Common symbols can have a multiplicity of meanings from the mundane to the bizarre, writes Patrick Barkham.
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Albie Sachs: ‘I can’t tell my son everything’
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Patrick Barkham
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8 Oct 2011
Albie Sachs was nearly killed in 1988. He survived, and saw apartheid end, but how much should he tell his young son?
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Flood disaster digs deep in Aussie psyche
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Patrick Barkham
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7 Feb 2011
The tiny town of Grantham bore the full force of the Queensland floods last month, with homes swept away and children torn from their parents' arms.
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Stroke of genius a bitter pill for inventor of glucose sensor
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Patrick Barkham
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21 Dec 2010
With the aid of a toy microscope, Professor Ian Shanks came up with an idea that has improved the lives of millions of people.
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Poverty haunts the Emerald Isle
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Patrick Barkham
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28 May 2010
Once the economic darling of Europe, Ireland's fortunes have dipped -- and its people are paying dearly for others' greed.
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YouTube is more than work avoidance, it’s therapy
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Patrick Barkham
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5 May 2010
If YouTube has sprung from nowhere in five years, will it be in the internet graveyard alongside Friends Reunited in five years' time?
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Can gay footballers ever come out?
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Patrick Barkham
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12 Feb 2010
It's time to tackle homophobia on the terraces and in the dressing room, say many people in football. Patrick Barkham reports.
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