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19th May, 2009
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A Carnival of Bogus* Chiropractic

One of the side effects of the BCA vs Chiropractic libel case is that there…

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Andy L
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15th May, 2009
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Bogus Law

  The University of Oxford recent completed a report into the comparative costs of defamation…

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Andy L
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13th May, 2009
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Scepticism is the New Rock’n’Roll

Last night we held the first evening of the Oxford branch of Skeptics in the…

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Andy L
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5th May, 2009
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There Goes My Knighthood

Prince Charles' company, Duchy Originals, has today been told by the Advertising Standards Authority to…

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Andy L
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