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Saturday, 17th May 2008

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A bottle of house red please. Oh, and some Hendrix to go with it IF THE next time the maître d' in your local restaurant recommends not only the cabernet sauvignon, but a blast of Jimi Hendrix to accompany it, do not be unduly concerned.

DNA to transform fertility treatment DNA fingerprinting has been used for the first time to identify viable IVF embryos, in a breakthrough that could revolutionise fertility treatment.

Technology news The long-awaited 3G version of the Apple iPhone may be about to hit European shops. Telecom Italia Mobile has revealed it will be selling an iPhone with 3G capability next month.

Keep-fit video game exhausts supplies IT WAS billed as the hi-tech solution to the couch-potato culture, but an almost complete sell-out of the fitness computer game Wii Fit is exercising the patience of thousands of people across the country.

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