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Tracking the tell-tale signs of pure genius
A leading neuroscientist on the intriguing case studies that are revealing the powerful, adaptive potential of the human brain
Join the conservatory party
In a new book, Anne Wareham describes her battles with conventional gardening wisdom - and what drove her to reinvent her conservatory.
Jerusalem artichoke recipes
Diana Henry celebrates winter's most subtle and delicious vegetable - the lumpy bumpy Jerusalem artichoke
The 11-plus has taken over my life
The effort of coaching her eldest son through the exam - and into a prized local grammar school - was more stressful than childbirth for Lucy Cavendish.
Property market: time to buy or time to sell?
Both buyers and sellers face the dilemma of which way to jump. Caroline McGhie consults the experts
Virginia McKenna: freedom’s deadly price
The fate of her beloved leopard Pitou hit Virginia McKenna hard, but her crusade for wild animals continues.
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Eco homes: The future is green
With soaring energy costs, there’s a big demand for 'eco’ homes. Sarah Lonsdale explores the latest designs
My Day on a Plate: Leila Josefowicz
Violinist Leila Josefowicz describes her day on a plate as she prepares for a concert performance with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
Country diary: My vote goes to foxhunting, not MPs
Robin Page asks what happened to repealing the ban on hunting foxes?
Rowing: Paddle your way to New Year fitness
What better way to fight off the festive flab than a bracing row on the river? Gary King gets his oar stuck in
Petrol price: rural area discounts delayed
Drivers living in remote rural areas must wait for a discount on the price they pay for their petrol.
Millions taking statins 'needlessly'
Up to 3 million people are taking statins needlessly, doctors warn today in a comprehensive study that suggests they are ineffective in many cases and could be doing more harm than good.
Foreign insects threatening British gardens
Four foreign insects are posing a serious threat to British gardens as they spread across the country, experts are warning.
Narcoleptic dog drops unconscious
Mable, a bearded collie cross, suffers from canine narcolepsy, a condition that is so rare vets have been left scratching their heads over how to treat her.
Can Apple blossom without Steve Jobs?
The man who brought us the iPod, iPhone and iPad has gone on indefinite sick leave.
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