Across the great divide

Article Abstract:

The forthcoming rugby match between teams from Bath, England, and Wigan, England, will bring together two towns with very different cultures. Bath has many beautiful 18th century buildings and expensive shops, while Wigan is associated with heavy industry and cheap shops. However, there are in fact a number of parallels between them. Bath has been experiencing economic difficulties over recent years, and its unemployment is higher than average among managerial, professional and administrative classes. Furthermore, both towns grew up around the textile industry.

Economic aspects, Bath, England, Wigan, England

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Deprivation, not race, is key issue across Oldham's East-West divide

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Deprivation, not race relations, is the key political issue in Oldham, England, where unemployment is high and there are many single-parent families. There is cross-party agreement on the importance of education in overcoming deprivation.

Social aspects, Oldham, England

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Cloning is not a black-and-white issue

Article Abstract:

Moral and ethical issues raised by the cloning of a human are examined in detail. The American House of Representatives has made it illegal. The UK allows cloning for therapeutic purposes.

Editorial, Ethical aspects, Cloning, Genetic research

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