science
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Ministers lose fight to stop payouts over swine flu jab narcolepsy casesDozens of children who developed sleep disorder after getting vaccine could get compensation after high court ruling
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Ireland to legalise cannabis for specific medical conditionsPatients with multiple sclerosis, severe epilepsy, or undergoing chemotherapy could be given drug despite safety fears -
Lab notes: throw your hands in the air like you just don't careThe best dance moves for laydeez, fossils that look like hobbit toes, a new male contraceptive and space fishing. Where to begin with this week’s science?
key issues
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Medical researchMedical researchIreland to legalise cannabis for specific medical conditionsPatients with multiple sclerosis, severe epilepsy, or undergoing chemotherapy could be given drug despite safety fears
opinion
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Hate Trump supporters? Hate liberals? Here's whyDeep in the brain, your amygdala generates a knee-jerk response to political enemies and other threats. But experiments show the divide can be bridged
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pictures & video
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NASA's ISS crew throw American football in space to honour Super Bowl – videoAstronauts throw an American football around the International Space Station on Saturday to mark the upcoming Super Bowl LI on Sunday
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Spacewalks and moon landings: Nasa archive photos up for auctionA set of pictures from US space programme, including the first moon landing images, could fetch up to £20,000 at a New York auction next month
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Tim Peake set for return mission to International Space Station – videoTim Peake, the British astronaut will return for a second mission to the International Space Station alongside his fellow classmates from 2009
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SpaceX successfully launches and lands first rocket since explosion – videoSpaceX successfully launches and lands it’s first rocket since a previous attempt exploded before takeoff last year
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What is thundersnow? – video explainerThundersnow is a rare weather phenomenon which looks set to make an appearance in the UK over the next couple of days
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Press paws: point-of-view camera reveals polar bears in action – videoScientists from the US Geological Survey (USGS) attached a camera to a female polar to study her behaviour and feeding rates


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