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How an activist from Malawi changed the minds of US climate sceptics

Humans

How an activist from Malawi changed the minds of US climate sceptics

The Ants and The Grasshopper tells the story of Anita Chitaya, an activist fighting gender inequality and climate change who set out to change minds about climate change – including that of President Trump

Culture

Awake review: What would happen if nobody could sleep?

Humans

Awake review: What would happen if nobody could sleep?

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We Are Satellites review: What brain implants could do to family life

Humans

We Are Satellites review: What brain implants could do to family life

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What does the climate crisis mean for buildings – great and small?

Humans

What does the climate crisis mean for buildings – great and small?

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Quantum Life review: One man's journey from the streets to the stars

Humans

Quantum Life review: One man's journey from the streets to the stars

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The best logistics games that make supply chains fun (no, really)

Technology

The best logistics games that make supply chains fun (no, really)

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Anthropomania review: Our love of animals and how we live with them

Life

Anthropomania review: Our love of animals and how we live with them

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Drunk review: Could alcohol-induced creativity be key to civilisation?

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Drunk review: Could alcohol-induced creativity be key to civilisation?

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David Attenborough pictured in the Maasai Mara, Kenya

Environment

Breaking Boundaries review: Attenborough on climate change facts

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Gus (Christian Convery) in Sweet Tooth

Life

Sweet Tooth Review: An eccentric mix of sci-fi and fantasy

Netflix’s Sweet Tooth is a hopeful take on coping with the fall-out of a deadly pandemic, set in a world featuring human-animal hybrids

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Humans

The Menopause Manifesto review: A guide to counteract medical misogyny

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Technology

Solos review: Star-studded sci-fi that is let down by the material

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Technology

In Silico review: The ambitious project to recreate the human brain

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Has science fiction become too serious?

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