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I could buy spices, a goat or a Kalashnikov : Readers recall trips to places now off-limits

I could buy spices, a goat or a Kalashnikov : Readers recall trips to places now off-limits
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I could buy spices, a goat or a Kalashnikov : Readers recall trips to places now off-limits

Readers recount trips to Roman ruins in Libya, souks in Damascus, jungles in Venezuela and enthralling cities in Iran

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Latest review should put to bed methane debate, minister says

Analysis - The Climate Change Minister has defended the government's methane review, saying it will put the debate to bed. Experts say the science is already settled.

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Science settled on methane, review unnecessary - watchdog

Parliament's environment watchdog says the science of methane is already settled - and the only remaining questions are political.

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Methane science already settled, watchdog says

Politicians could save money by using "comprehensive" research that's already been done - twice, economist says.

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