BBC3 is really a sandbox for new programmes they would have only ever previously piloted on BBC2. Hence there is a lot of rubbish, but also a few real gems that now are mostly on BBC2. I don't know if it is a worthwhile use of the license fee or not, but some of my favourite comedy programmes in years have started out on BBC3. BBC4 is the Radio4 of TV, and I guess it has a very specific target audience, but the programming is generally good. Obviously both have a lot of repeats too, which most of the time makes them not worth watching.

meh, nanowires have been around for ages. Great, they've found a nice way of gating it, but really that's it. This is just a press release...
When they find a way of doing this without e-beam then it might be useful in industry.

Why even focus on humans? If you've got some threshold for killing, apply it to all animals...

if you did an undergraduate physics degree, I'd be surprised if you didn't know what all of those words mean. They can all be wikid (not sure I like that word)...

weighted random walk

bah, it's unconfirmed [citation needed]. Russians aren't going to confirm or deny it yet...

hacked into DARPA's communications?

Don't count on Gibraltar, I'm sure the UK government would apply significant pressure to them.

Maybe that is the real problem...

I may be mistaken, but common law essentially incorporates precedent. i.e. bills are passed in the commons but have to be interpreted by the judiciary. If a law is untested then a precedent is certainly set in common law when a judgement is made.

Correlation != Causality.
And weak correlation at that...

Where is the content in this story? Slapping together two changes in expenditure is news?

the I in ITER stands for international...

Yes, I think you have, she can't afford to retain her lawyer. It is unlikely she is going to be able to pay $100,000 of lawyers fees.

you sound like a shill...

I think it's called a wiki.