| The Independent 1995 Tom Wilkie |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Aiming to win a nuclear bet. (Robin Jeffrey, chief executive of Scottish Nuclear)(Interview) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| A ray of light in a century of darkness. (history of X-rays) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Britain: skinflint of space. (UK government fails to fund space science) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Critical moment for Sizewell B. (start-up at UK's newest nuclear power station) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Does this mean the British might have to talk about sex? (variability of British weather offers endless conversational material) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Fall-out on the foreshore. (renewed controversy about Dounreay Nuclear Power station)(Cover Story) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie, John Arlidge |
| Finding freedom in the bugs. (Stephen Jay Gould, Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology at Harvard University)(Interview) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Give full power to the people. (Nirex nuclear waste inquiry) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Here's a God you can count on. (ideas of scientist Paul Davies) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Invasions from outer space. (astronomers detect glycine in the constellation of Sagittarius) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Is this the work of man or nature? (moves to seek patent for genetically engineered mouse) | Retail industry | Charles Arthur, Tom Wilkie |
| Life, death and the disciple of Darwin. (biologist George C. Williams)(Interview) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Miracle cure, or mere illusion? (gene therapy) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Our genes in their hands. (patenting of human genes) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Science confronts the beast within. (views on new fascination with Darwinism) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Science is for everyone, whatever they try to tell you. (ordinary people become more interested in science) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Scientists and storytellers. (need for popular science books) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| Taming Dr Strangelove. (portrayals of scientists give science a poor image) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| The man who disowned his brainchild. (Professor Joseph Rotblat, winner of the 1995 Nobel Peace Prize)(Interview) | Retail industry | Steve Connor, Tom Wilkie |
| The secret sex life of Marie Curie. | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| They shoot pigs, don't they? (revelations that Porton Down research establishment used anaesthetised pigs to test body armour) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie, Danny Penman |
| Why the nation is boldly going nowhere. (latest views on space technology) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
| You were a perfect baby. (possibility of genetically fabricated families in the future) | Retail industry | Tom Wilkie |
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