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Glasgow 2001Tuesday, 18 February, 2003, 01:33 GMT
Wave BBCGiant wave hit ancient Scotland
Scientists report the details of a tsunami that struck eastern Scotland about 7,000 years ago.

Sheep APInternational 'vaccine debate needed'
The UK should initiate the debate on a worldwide foot-and-mouth vaccination programme, scientists say.

children jumping Earth does not move for science
Schoolchildren across Britain stage a mass jump to mark the start of Science Year - but seismometers are underwhelmed.

Space BBCUniverse 'could condense into jelly'
The Universe may be in a state where matter could disintegrate at any moment, a scientist has warned.

Joke PASearch for world's funniest joke
The search to find the world's funniest joke has been launched by a British scientist.
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