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The Future review: Doom is booming in a wild tale with a major twist

This science fiction novel shows that its author, Naomi Alderman, is well up to the tough job of satirising end-stage capitalism – and swerving an obvious ending, says Sally Adee

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Postcard from Earth review: Amazing visuals can’t lift Aronofsky movie

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Postcard from Earth review: Amazing visuals can’t lift Aronofsky movie

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C8XMYW Western Highland Sing sing group performing at the Mt Hagen Show Papua New Guinea

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A Myriad of Tongues review: How language may shape our world view

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RCH095 The Netherlands, Kootwijk. Motorway and eco crossover for fauna. Ecoduct crossing A1 highway. Aerial. Ecoduct. Wildlife bridge. Wildlife crossing.

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Crossings review: How to help wildlife live with motorways

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Kew Queer Nature Event 2023 Auntie Maureen inside Temperate House

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New Scientist recommends RE/SISTERS: A lens on gender and ecology

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Handout film still: THE ETERNAL MEMORY Oscar -nominated director Maite Alberdi (The Mole Agent) tells an uplifting yet heartbreaking love story that balances vibrant individual and collective remembrance with the longevity of an unbreakable human bond.

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The Eternal Memory review: Poignant film shows memory's many faces

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The best new science fiction books of November 2023

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The best new science fiction books of November 2023

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Jeff Goldblum in The Fly

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The scariest sci-fi horror movies for Halloween, chosen by an expert

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FRANCE - CIRCA 2002: Eve, 1896, by Lucien Levy-Dhurmer (1865-1896), pastel and gouache, 49x46 cm. (Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images); . (Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images)

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Eve review: Why women's bodies belong at the heart of human evolution

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Life on the edge by Amit Eshel, Israel Winner, Animals in their Environment Amit Eshel witnesses a dramatic cliffside clash between two Nubian ibex. After hiking to a vantage point on the clifftop, Amit slowly crept closer, using a wide-angle lens to set the action of two clashing Nubian ibex against the dramatic backdrop. The battle lasted for about 15 minutes before one male surrendered, and the pair parted without serious injury. In the run-up to the mating season, part of the males? coat darkens, and their neck muscles thicken. Rivals will raise up on their hind legs and ram their heads together. Their horns sometimes break as they collide. Location: Zin Desert, Israel Technical details: Canon EOS R5 + 24?70mm f2.8 lens at 45mm; 1/800 at f8; ISO 500

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New Scientist recommends Wildlife Photographer of the Year and Opticks

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White Holes review: Extreme physics from Carlo Rovelli

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Two beguiling books show how mathematics is revolutionising our lives

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Seventh Son author Sebastian Faulks: 'I'm 3.7 per cent Neanderthal'

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