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Drugs Live cannabis trial: Hash is less harmful than any other drug, expert claims
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Have sex with your iPad thanks to the new sex toy no-one asked for
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The 'sex selfie stick' lets you FaceTime the inside of a vagina
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Adam Levine's biggest fan had a panic attack upon meeting him, so the singer laid down on the floor to get a photo with him
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Why you're almost certainly more like your father than your mother
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Fifty Shades of Grey banned by Indian censors despite sex scenes being edited out
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The Great Comic Relief Bake Off, TV review: Alexa Chung impresses, but Chris Moyles makes Paul Hollywood gag
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Fifty Shades of Grey movie shows first sex scene 'after 40 minutes'
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Seth Rogan's pot fumes delay hacked Sony boss’s office move
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India's Daughter: BBC Four documentary provokes outrage on Twitter
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Durham Free School: 'Creationism taught at' free school facing closure
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Nearly 100,000 of Britain's poorest children go hungry after parents' benefits are cut
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Ukip would cut billions from Scottish budget to fund English tax cuts
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