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  • Sizzling bacon frying on a griddle pan

    Cancer
    Scientists demand cancer warnings on bacon and ham sold in UK

    Successive governments criticised for doing ‘virtually nothing’ to reduce risk in the decade since cancer link found
  • Illustration of dinosaurs near a comet plunging through Earth's atmosphere.

    Dinosaurs
    Dinosaurs were thriving until asteroid struck, research suggests

  • A person measuring their waist with a tape measure.

    Medical research
    Weight-loss drug cuts heart attack risk regardless of kilograms shed, study finds

  • Science Weekly
    The ‘remarkable’ implant that can restore sight

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    Pregnancy
    ‘The pressure to get your old body back is immense’: the new mothers driven to weight-loss jabs

  • Darleane Hoffman for Obits

    Chemistry
    Darleane Hoffman obituary

  • Brown coffee beans and white coffee beans next to a cup of coffee

    Coffee
    ‘Fermented in the gut’: scientists uncover clues about kopi luwak coffee’s unique taste

News

  1. Painting of a group of soldiers on a barren snowy landscape with some holding their guns ready to fire, others lying dead on the ground and a long queue of troops in the distance

    Napoleon’s soldiers who died in Russian retreat had unexpected diseases, study finds

  2. A man wearing glasses engages on his computer with an AI chatbot

    ‘Sycophantic’ AI chatbots tell users what they want to hear, study shows

  3. Silhouettes of people and monkeys walk past India Gate amid smoggy conditions in Delhi this week.

    India trials Delhi cloud seeding to clean air in world’s most polluted city

  4. Side-by-side image of two men's faces

    Elon Musk feuds with US transportation chief in social media posts: ‘2 digit IQ’

Opinion

  1. Pioneering eye device restores reading vision to blind eyesUndated handout photo issued by Moorfields Eye Hospital of eye patient Sheila Irvine, from Wiltshire being trained after having a new electronic eye implant that enables people who have lost their sight to geographic atrophy (as a result of dry AMD) to read and therefore write again. The device electronically bypasses the retina to send visual signals direct to the brain via the optical nerve. Issue date: Monday October 20, 2025. PA Photo. Photo credit should read: Moorfields Eye Hospital/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.

    The Guardian view on electronic implants: a new way of seeing, not of being

  2. A health worker wearing a colourful headscarf and blue latex gloves squeezes a dose of the vaccine into an older woman's mouth as others look on from a queue beside her.MSF is involved in the fight against cholera in Adré, Aboutenge, Metché, Irdimi, Tulum, Tiné, Hadjer Hadid, Allacha, Goz Beida and Abdi through vaccination, cold chain management, active case finding, health promotion, soap distribution, water supply and water network rehabilitation, and the establishment of several cholera treatment units and centres.

    Cholera is spreading fast, yet it can be stopped. Why haven’t we consigned it to history?

    Hakainde Hichilema and Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
  3. Film still: Oscar Isaac as Victor Frankenstein in “Frankenstein” directed by Guillermo del Toro.Photo Credit: Ken Woroner / Netflix

    The Guardian view on a bumper crop of horror: scary times call for even scarier films

  4. Helen Pilcher

    Leading conservationists just decided that genetically engineering wild animals is OK – sometimes. They’re right

    Helen Pilcher

Science Weekly podcast

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    Science Weekly

    Why is ‘chronic’ lyme disease so controversial? – podcast

    Podcast
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    Science Weekly

    Traitor or faithful: how to spot a liar – podcast

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    Science Weekly

    All the news and science from the 2025 Nobel prizes – podcast

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Key issues

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    Physics
    Chen-Ning Yang obituary

  • Two large Achatina snails on green moss.

    Biology
    Readers reply: Why aren’t more animals hermaphrodites?

  • A rocket emits light and smoke on a launchpad at night

    Space
    Aerospace groups link up to create European rival to Musk’s SpaceX

  • Pigs in a pen

    Genetics
    Scientists create pigs resistant to classical swine fever

Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle

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    Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Did you solve it? The London cab that rode into history

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    Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Can you solve it? The London cab that rode into history

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    Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Did you solve it? Ungoogleable and unhinged – ten hilarious visual teasers

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    Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Can you solve it? Ungoogleable and unhinged – ten hilarious visual teasers

Multimedia

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