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Is Britain's addiction to pesticides silently wiping out the insect life that holds our ecosystems together?

UK insect populations have plummeted by up to 60% in recent decades, with intensive farming and widespread pesticide use widely blamed. Yet the government continues to approve chemicals that scientists warn are devastating to bees, beetles, and the food chains they support.

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Which figure from the history of British science deserves more recognition than they get?

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Which British scientist first proposed the existence of the Higgs boson in 1964?

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Should Britain force tech companies to prove AI is safe before deploying it — or is that just strangling progress?

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Has the £6 supermarket lunchtime sandwich become a national rip-off we just accept?

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Which sweet treat, sold in the UK from the 1970s until its discontinuation in 2003, featured a cartoon character named after a London neighbourhood?

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Which actor turned down the role of Neo in 'The Matrix' before Keanu Reeves was cast?

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