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30th June, 2008
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What’s Behind the Green Door? More Unorthodox Thoughts from Glastonbury

It's Sunday, day three at Glastonbury, the world's greatest rap music festival, and the seagulls…

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Andy L
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28th June, 2008
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Dispatches from the Sceptic Fields

It's Shakin' Stevens o'clock here at Glastonbury. Lunchtime. Saturday, as we emerge from the first…

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Andy L
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18th June, 2008
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£10,000 if you can show homeopathy works

Edzard Ernst and Simon Singh have issued a challenge to homeopaths: show the world your…

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Andy L
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16th June, 2008
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Sip Drink: Unnatural, Unethical, Farcical

If you were a dodgy plumber or made misleading double glazing adverts, you could expect…

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Andy L
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11th June, 2008
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Bravewell and the Prince

Quackery in the UK has friends in the highest places. Despite constitutional restrictions on the…

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Andy L
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