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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andre Penner/AP/Shutterstock (12992306c) Revelers dance during the annual Gay Pride Parade in Sao Paulo, Brazil Gay Pride Parade, Sao Paulo, Brazil - 19 Jun 2022

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How Minds Change review: The science of persuasion in a divided world

David McRaney's argument that it is possible to find common ground with those holding diametrically opposing views is a tonic, finds Chris Stokel-Walker

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Elusive review: The story of the Higgs boson defies normal narratives

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P3RPRB Original Film Title: DALEKS' INVASION EARTH: 2150 A. D.. English Title: DALEKS INVADE EARTH 2150 A. D.. Film Director: GORDON FLEMYNG. Year: 1966. Stars: PETER CUSHING. Credit: BRITISH LION / Album

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Don’t Miss: 1960s’ Dr Who double bill makes a return to the big screen

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female Model / painting with Lights

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The Men review: Gender dystopia in a world where men have vanished

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Young bold man with the dark beard stands under the pink blooming tree. He id dressed in the green sweater. Man holds the blooming branch and smells the flowers on it.

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On the Scent review: A timely exploration of the least studied sense

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HRNPF3 Walter Yeo, one of Gillies? patients, before and after reconstructive surgery. WWI Plastic Surgery Patient

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The Facemaker review: A powerful portrait of plastic surgery’s pioneer

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Earth’s musical heritage finds an icy home next to global seed vault

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Don’t Miss: Lars Chittka reveals the surprisingly clever mind of a bee

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Silt and Spacelines from the Far Out review: The solace of small games

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G169PY Ancient Egyptian gold rings being weighed. Wall painting from tomb at Thebes, 14th century BC. Weights and measures were among the earliest tools invented by man. Early Babylonian and Egyptian records, and the Bible, indicate that length was first measure

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Beyond Measure review: How measuring the world betrays its human side

Our neat ways of measuring tend to seem like they have always existed. A romp through history shows it is much messier and more human than that

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Jellyfish Age Backwards review: Exploring nature’s secrets to ageing

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Don’t Miss: Oddball heroes return in The Umbrella Academy season three

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Crimes of the Future review: Is Cronenberg sci-fi compelling or chaos?

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Don’t Trust Your Gut review: Can big data really improve life choices?

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