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Some say charity is killing Africa. But what would really be the effect on the continent if all aid ceased? | | THURSDAY, 31 MARCH, 2005
As we run out of facilities to deal with waste, organised crime is threatening to create an environmental crisis. | | MONDAY, 21 MARCH, 2005
What happens when television's moral boundaries are pushed and a corrupt "e-democracy" takes over? |
WEDNESDAY, 12 JANUARY, 2005
Would drug legalisation really reduce crime overall, and would it make recreational drug use any safer? | | WEDNESDAY, 22 DECEMBER, 2004
Could - and should - people's physiological predisposition to violent behaviour ever be managed by the state? | | THURSDAY, 16 DECEMBER, 2004
Will new stem cell therapy techniques spark a medical revolution, or are we playing recklessly with life itself? |
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WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH, 2004
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By 2014 the gap between rich and poor means hostility is growing on both sides.
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The baby boomers had it good but will the next generation pay the price?
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WEDNESDAY, 31 MARCH, 2004
As women's roles continue to change, what might a world run by them be like?
| | WEDNESDAY, 7 APRIL, 2004
In the grip of an obesity epidemic, how will Britain cope with a public health crisis?
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