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Why the oldest jokes are still funny

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A cloudy sky over Antarctica (Credit: Getty Images)

What happened to the ozone hole?

By Kira Walker

As Europe seeks to decarbonise its energy supply in the long term, and move away from Russian gas in the short term, how much can biogas replace fossil gas? (Credit: Getty Images)

The alternatives to Russia's gas

By Chris Baraniuk

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What stops us from being kinder?

By Claudia Hammond

A woman posing with her cloned puppy (Credit: Alamy)

The people cloning their pets

By David Cox

Bullying can not only cause short term misery for children but can have long-term effects on their health (Credit: Getty Images)

The Nordic way to fight bullying

By David Robson

Covid-19

A murmuration of starlings (Credit: Getty Images)

Why some birds are moving to the city

By Chris Baraniuk

There is growing evidence that children are suffering from the affects of long Covid but in ways that may be different to adults (Credit: Mohammed Abed/Getty Images)

How long Covid is affecting children

By David Cox

Test tube and solution (Credit: Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images)

Why Covid tests make you feel ill

By David Robson

A lab technician working on a vaccine at Sinovac Biotech in China (Credit: Getty Images)

Immune Response

The dash for new Covid-19 vaccines

By David Cox

Aircraft

1

The epic attempts to power planes with hydrogen

Get the Facts

2

How vegan cheese is made without milk

Future Planet

3

The Illinois town that got up and left

Weather

4

How climate change is leading to bigger hailstones

Health

5

The paradox of how antidepressants are tested

Nuclear

6

How to evaluate the risk of nuclear war

Taste of Tomorrow

7

The hidden dangers lurking in your kitchen

Future Planet

8

The kites seeking the world's surest winds

Follow the Food

9

How food could prevent climate disasters