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The sorest place, the nostril, was much worse – was rated as a nine

Michael Smith of Cornell University put the nostril at the top of the list followed by the upper lip and the penis

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Exposure to bright light in the morning is linked to a significantly lower BMI

Exposure to sunlight in the morning could keep your weight down, say researchers at Northwestern University

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A aircraft sprays fungicide over a plantation

Even if TR4 does its worst, there is still hope. Cahal Milmo visits Belgium’s World Banana Collection, home to thousands of varieties waiting to replenish the global supply

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Boat RaceCambridge protest early clash that left them lagging
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Lewis Hamilton celebrates victory on the Bahrain Grand Prix
Formula One Brit holds off Mercedes team-mate Rosberg to win thrilling Grand Prix
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Alarmist claims online mistook normal migration for the animals panicking

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An illustration of the interior of Enceladus based on data from Cassini, which suggests an ice outer shell and a low density, rocky core with a regional water ocean sandwiched in between at high southern latitudes

One of the moons of Saturn has turned out to be another possible habitat for extraterrestrial microbes after scientists have discovered that it possesses a large ocean of water beneath its icy surface.

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Mobile phones have previously been linked to health problems

Researchers found a positive correlation between increased mobile phone usage and erectile dysfunction - but said the results are inconclusive

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Vegetarians are less healthy than meat-eaters, a controversial study has concluded, despite drinking less, smoking less and being more physically active than their carnivorous counterparts.

Controversial study suggests non-meat eaters are more at risk of physical and mental illness, despite leading healthier lifestyles

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Photo of the full moon, on August 21, 2013 in Nice, southeastern France.

The Earth's moon is 60 million years younger than previously thought

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The researchers studied five mullet populations

Chemicals acting as oestrogens caused male fish to develop immature eggs

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Rocky diplomatic relations on Earth hit space programme

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Russell Crowe in Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah'

New study shows giant boat could have carried all world's species of animal without sinking

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The study found that the sons of the men who started smoking before 11 were consistently fatter than the sons of men who started smoking later

Men who started to smoke before the age of 11 are more likely to have overweight teenage boys compared to men started smoking later in life or who have never smoked at all, a study has found.

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A top-down view of the connections between several distinct cortical areas, visualized using Allen Institute software

Scientists have generated the first detailed pictures of the intricate events in the womb that result in the formation of the human brain. The study could prove to be a decisive breakthrough in understanding the many cognitive disorders thought to be triggered before birth – from autism to schizophrenia.

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Shrimps, unrelated to the study, are displayed at a supermarket

Scientists warn that minuscule concentrations of drugs including Prozac can affect aquatic wildlife

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People more likely to lie and deceive after taking the hormone - if it will benefit their wider group

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Five explanations have been suggested in the past, but scientists say a new study looking at the geographical distribution of stripes holds the answer

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Proposal by teenager caught the media's imagination, but unfortunately the calculations just don't add up

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USA Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps admitted to urinating in swimming pools

Relieving yourself mid-swim really is wrong on so many levels

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Haruko Obokata speaking about her research paper earlier this year

Results showing stem cells can be created from skin exposed to weak acid may be retracted

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Underwater computer translated a pre-set whistle into the word 'seaweed!'

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Tissue implanted in mice was 10 times stronger than previous samples

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Discovery could have wide-ranging implications on the nature of military camouflage

New 'shade' was found by firing packets of light through a cloud of supercold sodium atoms and through a string of carbon nanotubes

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The full-range of human emotion (appalled is not shown)

Researchers found that the previously recognised six emotional states were just the tip of the iceberg

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footballReferee Taylor has questionable day with the whistle
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football Arsenal concede more ground in race for Champions League football
Arts & Entertainment
Jermain has won the Voice
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news Eddie Izzard has said he will lose fans over his public plea for Scotland to remain part of the UK
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Worsley's scientist father said she would only be fit to clean toilets with a History degree: 'So now I take a lot of pride in saying, 'Ha, Dad! Ha, ha, ha, ha!'
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Andy Carroll, Sam Allardyce and Brendan Rodgers and Luis Suarez
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'We ended up in tears, talking about life and the passing of time, our triumphs and failures,' says Brydon of the unfilmed dinners he shared with Coogan
tvRob Brydon talks about his curious relationship with Steve Coogan
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The innocents: New recruits, with bicycles, training with the British Army in 1914
WWI centenaryJohn Lichfield tells the moving story of Private John Parr
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A view of the 2013 Boat Race
sport All the details ahead of today's race
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Ellen DeGeneres
tvThe search is on for the new David Letterman
Life & Style
Tetris was displayed on two sides of the 29-storey Cira Centre
techTetris fans in Philadelphia were able to play their favourite video game on an epic scale when it was projected onto a skyscraper

Arts & Entertainment
The teams in this year’s ‘University Challenge’, hosted by Jeremy Paxman
tvBBC criticised for not ensuring a minimum of female competitors in the TV quiz
Life & Style
Formichetti is the artistic director of the multibillion-euro Italian denim behemoth Diesel
fashionThe fashion designer has gone from styling one star to steering the artistic direction of a big brand. Alexander Fury meets him
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Jane Campion
Helen Mirren and Jane Campion are among stars joining initiative aimed at encouraging women in film
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Pineau De Re wins the 2014 Grand National
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6 April 2014: Google's colourful Doodle celebrating the Twenty20 cricket World Cup final between India and Sri Lanka
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Hop to it: Hunt for eggs in the Lake District with Peter Rabbit
The school hols are upon us – but what to do with the kids?
Arts & Entertainment
booksThe novelist and activist on what fires her work and politics
Voices
Type specifics: John Belushi (left) and Dan Aykroyd in The Blues Brothers
voicesNews that movies with decent female speaking roles do better chimes with my experience of social events, says DJ Taylor
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'Be Prepared' from the series ‘Empire' by Jon Tonks
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Bill's spinach, spicy sausage and egg pizza
food + drinkPre-prepare the dough, then let the kids (and adults!) loose to personalise their pizzas exactly as they like – what a great way to start the school break...
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The 1915 Armenian genocide: Finding a fit testament to a timeless crime

The Armenian genocide: Finding a fit testament to a timeless crime

As the last survivors die out, academics must consider how best to create a lasting memorial to the 1.5 million who were murdered, says Robert Fisk
The demise of the lads' mag: The news that 'Nuts' may fold and the rise of more thoughtful reading show that young men have increased respect for themselves

The demise of the lads' mag

The news that 'Nuts' may fold and the rise of more thoughtful reading show that young men have increased respect for themselves
The Vikings were feared for a reason

Patrick Cockburn: The Vikings were feared for a reason

Ignore recent revisionism. The Norsemen carried out atrocities to equal those of the German SS
North Korea wants our television: Under Kim Jong-un, TV is pretty grim. But now the Supreme Leader is considering sampling the delights of Top Gear, Tinky Winky and Doctor Who

North Korea wants our television

Under Kim Jong-un, TV is pretty grim. But now the Supreme Leader is considering sampling the delights of Top Gear, Tinky Winky and Doctor Who
From hero to villain: '12 Years a Slave' star Chiwetel Ejiofor tipped as James Bond's next arch-nemesis

From hero to villain

'12 Years a Slave' star Chiwetel Ejiofor tipped as James Bond's next arch-nemesis
Nicola Formichetti: 'The Lady Gaga thing pushed me into the limelight'

Nicola Formichetti: 'The Lady Gaga thing pushed me into the limelight'

The fashion designer has gone from styling one star to steering the artistic direction of a big brand. Alexander Fury meets him
Obamacare health reform rises from the ashes

Rupert Cornwell: Obamacare rises from the ashes

The President's unpopular healthcare policy is finally finding favour – much to the hysteria of the Republicans
Rob Brydon on comedy politics and dining with his co-star Steve Coogan for The Trip to Italy

Rob Brydon: Comedy politics and The Trip

Lazy criticism, women on comedy panel shows and intimations of mortality… the new prince of Saturday-night TV chews the fat
Women make better films and better friends

DJ Taylor: Women make better films and better friends

News that movies with decent female speaking roles do better chimes with my experience of social events
A Year In Development exhibition: Not all photographers are giving in to the lure of digital

In pictures: A Year In Development exhibition

The exhibition celebrates the work of a select band of photographers who continue to prefer the dark magic of the hand-printed photograph
Lucy Worsley: The TV historian on BBC's The First Georgians, David Starkey and why she'll never appear on Strictly Come Dancing

Lucy Worsley breathes life back into the Georgians

The TV historian reveals how she proved 'em all wrong – from her father to David Starkey to her speech therapist
The 30 best Easter events for all the family

The 30 best Easter events

Sarah Baxter provides a day-by-day schedule of what’s going on in every region so the little ones won’t get bored for a second
Bill Granger recipes: Celebrate the Easter break with a homemade pizza party

Bill Granger's homemade pizzas

Pre-prepare the dough, then let the kids (and adults!) loose to personalise their pizzas exactly as they like – what a great way to start the school break...
Adrian: West Ham keeper ready to stop Liverpool's SAS strike force

Adrian: West Ham keeper ready to stop Liverpool's SAS strike force

The Spaniard faces one of the hardest jobs in football today - up against Liverpool's fearsome forward line of Suarez and Sturridge. But he's unfazed
The Last Word: Barcelona ban alone will not stop this teenage meat market

The Last Word: Barca ban alone will not stop this teenage meat market

Fifa sanction must be just the start of a fundamental crackdown on treating kids as commodities