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Don't hold your breath

August 28, 2015

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Why I want Jeremy Corbyn to become Labour leader

August 27, 2015

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What's wrong with authority?

August 26, 2015

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Is this the best of SF?

August 25, 2015

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Can you apply science to make writing better?

August 24, 2015

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Would you trust TrustPilot?

August 15, 2015

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Mystery madness

August 13, 2015

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Not even once in a blue moon

August 04, 2015

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Capital city value eating

August 03, 2015

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Brian Clegg: Brian read Natural Sciences at Cambridge University and gained an MA in Operational Research at Lancaster University. From Lancaster, he joined British Airways, originally working in OR and later forming a new department tasked with developing hi-tech solutions for the airline. Brian now concentrates on writing popular science books, with topics ranging from infinity to time machines. He also writes for magazines and newspapers from Nature and The Wall Street Journal to Playboy. He gives regular talks and has contributed to radio and TV programmes. Brian edits the www.popularscience.co.uk book review site and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

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Conundrum

Click the image for more: a fun, fiendish mind-expander, combining puzzles, ciphers, lateral thinking and general knowledge. There are 200 challenges in all in 20 different categories - and the whole thing builds to combined solution

Professor Maxwell

Click for more: this is the story of a groundbreaking scientist, a great contributor to our understanding of the way the world works, and his duplicitous demon.

A Fall from Grace

Click image for more: In the sixth Stephen Capel mystery, Capel is asked to act as liaison between Bath Abbey and the police when a body is discovered in the abbey, fallen through the great East window.

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Are Numbers Real?

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What Colour is the Sun?

Test your self with fun, mind-boggling science questions

Dice World

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How Many Moons Does the Earth Have?

Weird and wonderful science questions to explore - a great gift book! - click image for more

Brief History of Infinity

Infinity in all its mindboggling wonder! Click picture for more info.

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