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    Britain is sailing out of the EU and into uncertainty. Why Boris Johnson should now look to liberalism to unite the country. Our cover this week

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  2. Eco-tourism can help to protect and revive coral reefs

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  3. Britain should now make the most of the chance to recalibrate the economy and reset its priorities

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  4. Today on “The Intelligence”: economic contagion in Hong Kong, why Brazil is crimping a much-praised social safety net and the self-help craze gripping Ethiopia

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    I'm on today talking about positive-thinking, motivational speaking and self-help gospel in Abiy Ahmed's Ethiopia. Begins at 17.50

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  6. The government has reaffirmed its commitment to a points-based immigration system. But there is not much time to make big changes

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  7. Our Big Mac index makes exchange-rate theory more digestible

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  8. New research could help detectives determine whether a fingerprint is associated with a crime, temporally as well as spatially

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  9. Researchers have found that some butterfly wings even have a heartbeat

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  10. There are few alternative candidates for prime minister—they either don't want the job, or have been tainted by Viktor Orban's propaganda machine

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  11. Care for the dead has inspired new ways of caring for the living in Uganda

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  12. When he joined the Lakers, his dream team, he was only 17, the youngest player in the NBA

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  13. As in previous volumes, the obvious question—where is Jesus?—generates suspense

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  14. The forgotten glories of Islamic civilisation

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  15. Why working out the future relationship between Britain and the EU will be so difficult

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  16. Scots descends from Northumbrian, one of the dialects of Old English; standard southern English descends from a dialect farther south

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  17. A group of young activists, the so-called the "Sardines", surprised Matteo Salvini by bringing out the left-wing vote

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  18. Polls suggest that the candidate from Emmanuel Macron's party may come third in the first round of voting is Paris's mayoral race

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  19. Implementing the government's new rail strategy will take years. In the meantime, greater nationalisation of failing franchises is likely

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  20. Will Britain’s fisheries be sold down the river again after Brexit?

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  21. Rumours of Clubsterben, or "dying clubs", in Berlin may have been exaggerated

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