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That's not much gold

What if a super-villain took control of the world鈥檚 gold and melted it into a cube?

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Communicating Risk

It's the 4th anniversary of the earthquake which devastated the city of L鈥橝quila in Italy.

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Margaret Thatcher in numbers

Baroness Margaret Thatcher, who died aged 87, was Britain鈥檚 first female prime minister.

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Austerity: A Spreadsheet Error?

The story of the student who uncovered a mistake in a famous economic paper

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Are Manchester United a one-man team?

Lead scorer power calculated; and, maths problems raised in the Kercher murder case

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The Maths of Mozart and Birds

The maths behind Mozart's opera The Magic Flute

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How do you calculate a dog鈥檚 true age?

It is often said that one dog year equals seven human years. But is it true?

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Cancer Risk and Romanian crime

Assesing the probabilities of cancer and is the UK suffering a Romanian crime wave?

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Ryanair punctuality; mistakes in academic papers

Ryanair claims that more than 90% of its flights land on time but do the numbers prove it?

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The Maths of Spies and Terrorists

How feasible is it for the authorities to keep track of everyone on their watch list?

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Sex on the Brain?

It is often said that men think about sex every seven seconds, but is it true?

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Does a Child Die From Hunger Every 15 Seconds?

It is a popular statistic used by celebrities and charity campaigners but is it true?

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Will 40 per cent of the world's workforce really be in Africa by 2050?

How do we calculate future population projections in Africa?

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How Long Will You Live?

Why life expectancy around the world has increased by six years in the past two decades

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Does sex really make the world wide web go round?

Is the internet really 37% porn and does American football have a crime problem?

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Does a Child Die From Hunger Every 15 Seconds?

It is a popular statistic used by celebrities and charity campaigners but is it true?

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Egypt: Biggest Protest in History?

Was the Egyptian uprising which ousted President Mohamed Morsi the biggest ever seen?

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Analysing Chris Froome's Tour de France victory

What do the numbers tell us about Chris Froome's Tour de France performance?

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What is the Most Visited Country in the World?

Which countries top the most visited country list and how much do tourists spend there?

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Where could we fit the entire world鈥檚 population?

Where could we fit the entire world鈥檚 population and the effectiveness of soccer managers?

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The Magic of Maths

How a love of magic led to a love of maths for Stanford professor Persi Diaconis

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Is Coffee Bad for You?

How dangerous is your daily caffeine fix?

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Counting Climate Migrants

Is it true that environmental problems will create 200 million migrants?

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The Death Toll in Syria

How accurate are the reported death estimates in the Syrian conflict?

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Sexual Violence and Statistics in Asia

A report suggests almost a quarter of men in some Asian countries admit rape. Is it true?

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Rush: Formula 1 Risk

How dangerous was motor-racing in the 1970s? Plus: environmental facts about plastic bags

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Is the World's Population Growing Out of Control?

Is Sir David Attenborough right about global population projections?

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Have Mosquitoes Killed Half the World?

Have mosquitoes been responsible for the death of half the people who have ever lived?

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The Hawthorne Effect

The social study that showed that workers are more productive if they are given attention

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Nobel Prize puzzle

How the economist who called markets efficient is sharing top award with his big critic.

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