Shaparak Khorsandi: Mascara, mindfulness and Milo's party.
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BRAINTEASER.
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In a word.
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Everyday amazement.
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Lawdy, missum!
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A knot of loose ends.
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Jesus of the magic wand.
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Unity and freedom: Ukraine built a national identity over 30 years. Russia's invasion has put it to the ultimate test.
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The Tower of the Winds, 1974.
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Romance and rockets: As an astronomer, I delighted in Fly Me to the Moon and its heartfelt take on the Apollo 11 mission.
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Tamarisk and acacia.
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Kidding around: Young adults stand accused of immaturity, but the craze for playful pastimes is more than a silly regression.
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from 36 thanks (+1) like 36 candles (+1) under a starry sky.
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Laugh or you'll cry: When comedian Richard Herring got cancer of the testicle, it confirmed his belief that life is precious - and ridiculous.
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The 23rd of December 1989.
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Swifties and hooligans: The intense fandom around Taylor Swift is less about music, and more to do with the power of shared suffering.
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Fear and loathing: The Indian election delivered a blow to Narendra Modis Hindu nationalists - but will it stem the tide of religious violence?
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A map to end malaria? New vaccines offer hope in the fight against one of the worlds deadliest diseases.
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Snake in the grass: British politics has never been so rife with defectors. Why does the feeling of being betrayed provoke such a powerful response?
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Spare the rod: England's new ultra-disciplined schools boast of high grades and obedient students - but at what price?
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In this together: We talk to writer and feminist Natasha Walter about refugee rights, climate activism and her hopes for the new government.
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Seed of change: Guatemala's democracy is on the line, as its new president battles a corrupt political establishment backed by a powerful Church.
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Crisis of compassion: Following the Birth Trauma Inquiry, how do we tackle the toxic culture in the NHS?
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A telescope the size of the Earth.
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Elmer and friends.
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Mirrors of our minds.
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Wilful ignorance.
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Freedom for Bala.
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Universal blood.
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What now for Palestine?
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Vote of conscience.
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True plasma.
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Intergalactic.
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Next year, let's remember the Pacific War.
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The Q&A: Ken Loach: "We need a left movement, if not a Tarty, united on a few dasic principles".
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We've hit the reset button, but what now?
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