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The End We Start From review: Jodie Comer is gripping in climate drama

Mahalia Belo’s debut feature film, based on Megan Hunter’s story of how a new mother and baby survive in a seriously flooded London, allows room for more sensitivity than most climate movies

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The Fruit Cure review: A chilling tale of dubious diets and 'wellness'

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The Last of its Kind review: How the great auk left an enduring legacy

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2C3TEBH Nobel prize winner 1965. Prof. Richard Feynman ( u.s.a. (Physics). Recording at swedish television in stockholm.

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New Scientist recommends: Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!

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The Future author Naomi Alderman: 'We wake up terrified of the future'

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The best new science fiction books of February 2024

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The best new science fiction books of February 2024

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FIMMVORDUHALS, ICELAND - MARCH 24: Hikers are silhouetted against rivers of lava flowing from a volcanic eruption between the Myrdalsjokull and Eyjafjallajokull glaciers on March 24, 2010 in Fimmvorduhals, Iceland. A major eruption occured on April 14, 2010 which has resulted in a plume of volcanic ash being thrown into the atmosphere over parts of Northen Europe. Air traffic has been subject to cancellation or delay as airspace across parts of Northern Europe has been closed. (Photo by Helen Maria Bjornsd/NordicPhotos/Getty Images)

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Fluke review: A vivid account of chaos and life's unpredictability

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Reason to be Happy review: Can thinking logically make us happier?

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Reason to be Happy review: Can thinking logically make us happier?

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New Scientist recommends Downfall: The case against Boeing

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Occupied City review: How does a city survive external control?

This is an epic work from 12 Years a Slave director Steve McQueen that explores how a city and its people react to civil control under Nazi occupation and, 80 years on, lockdown against a deadly disease, says Simon Ings

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Antique clocks give a window into scientific innovation of times past

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Filterworld review: Are algorithms staging a cultural takeover?

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New Scientist recommends: Naomi Alderman's sci-fi novel The Power

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Wilderness with Simon Reeve: A travel show with green credentials

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