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Tommy Paul ends Alexei Popyrin’s French Open run with swift victory
Oldham Athletic v Southend United: National League playoff final – live
Two people die and hundreds arrested in France after PSG Champions League victory
‘This is ground zero for Blatten’: the tiny Swiss village engulfed by a mountain
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Ian Sample meets Ed Yong, who recently won 2023’s Royal Society book prize for An Immense World, which delves into the incredible world of animal senses. From colours and sounds beyond our perception, to the weird and wonderful ways that animals grow new ears and experience smell, Ed explains why understanding how animals perceive the world can transform our own experience of life on Earth
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