My cat's got a new bed, and finds little comfort in FT these days.
Cover article about Spain's Holy Company, the wandering procession of the respiratorily challenged.
Barry Baldwin pens a piece about medical quackery; looks good.
An article about the debate concerning the Moon's origin. I'm especially looking forward to that, as the consensus seems to change every few years
A article about Venezuelan electoral supernatural paranoia (from reading the blurb beneath the title)
Interesting looking forum piece about the possible consequences for ft.co.uk of David Cameron's need to be seen combating children's access to internet porn.
David Hambling's contribution this month (always a favourite of mine) concerns the fairly dodgy concept of the Fluid Space Drive, but more broadly and more interestingly, the need to not dismiss scientific concepts because they at first appear to contradict received wisdom.
There's more, but I've only just opened it.