NATURAL disasters, environmental criminals and the technologies that will shape tomorrow – they’re all here in New Scientist. So which story was it that made it onto the front pages of most of the nationals and spawned innumerable reports on the radio and TV? Spiders on drugs (This Week, 29 April). Now one bright spark has contacted Netropolitan with an interesting question: “Is there any evidence of spinning abnormalities due to drugs among the denizens of the World Wide Web?” Perish the thought.
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