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Why is Tesco’s free recipe magazine telling me about the health benefits of sea moss?
Alice Howarth
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25th September 2025
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Preventing British Supplements’ health claims isn’t an infringement of free speech
Michael Marshall
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Looksmaxxing: the pseudoscientific aesthetic answer to young men’s problems
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Why is Tesco’s free recipe magazine telling me about the health benefits of sea moss?
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25th September 2025
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If we take away the statistical quirks and biases, is there any placebo effect left?
Mike Hall
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6th October 2025
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From the archives: The Silver Man ‘alien’ photo is merely retouched reality
Ole Henningsen
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30th September 2025
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Ong Ming Jun
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Mike Hall
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13th October 2025
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Schrödinger’s Client List: why the Epstein conspiracy theory will not go away
Dave Hahn
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10th September 2025
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When the Great Resist conspiracy conference came to the North East
David Glass
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14th August 2025
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How concerned should we be about the UK’s geoengineering trials?
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8th August 2025
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The amateur activists trying to fight chemtrails… with warmed vinegar
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The sinking of the Titanic wasn’t a crafty insurance con, it was a real tragedy
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The March for Life conference showed the US influence on UK anti-abortion groups
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Gabriel Andrade
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29th September 2025
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The Werther effect: a recipe for a 21st-century Children’s Crusade
Tomasz Witkowski
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24th September 2025
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If we take away the statistical quirks and biases, is there any placebo effect left?
Mike Hall
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22nd September 2025
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From the archive: Should we take paranormal claims seriously?
Lewis Jones
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2nd May 1991
From the archives in 1991, Lewis Jones outlines some reasons not to test psychics or take paranormal claims seriously
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From the archive: Glossolalia – fluently speaking gibberish languages
David Christie-Murray
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1st May 1991
From the archives in 1991, David Christie-Murray explains how the Evangelical phenomenon of glossolalia differs from speaking a real language
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From the archive: fears over hidden Satanism in Procter & Gamble’s logo
Toby Howard
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7th March 1991
From the archives in 1991, is Satan lurking in the logo of Procter & Gamble, or is there a more plausible explanation?
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From the archive: when The Skeptic met an immortality cult, live on TV
Wendy M. Grossman
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6th March 1991
From the archives in 1991, founder of The Skeptic Wendy Grossman recounts her encounter with the CBJ immortality cult
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From the archive: Scratching Fanny – the accusant ghost of Cock Lane
Richard Whittington-Egan
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5th March 1991
From the archives in 1991, Richard Whittington-Egan on the notorious and criminal case of London's Cock Lane ghost
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From the archive: The Marie Celeste mystery solved
HH Trotti
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4th March 1991
From the archives in 1991, HH Trotti puts forth a a new explanation for the famous 'ghost ship', the Marie Celeste
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From the archive: Roswell Revisited in 1991 – the final crash of the UFOs?
Christopher Allan
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3rd March 1991
From the archives in 1991, Christopher Allan reports on the growth in interest at the time in the supposed UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico
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From the archive: The New Age and the crisis of belief
Tim Axon
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2nd March 1991
From the archives in 1991, Tim Axon on the increased popularity of New Age thought and decreased belief in conventional spirituality
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