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Saints accuse Bordeaux of ‘foul play’ towards Henry Pollock in post-final fracas
Nathan Jones: ‘It’s not a forgiving world – people want their pound of flesh’
Arsenal win Women’s Champions League in final glory and dethrone Barcelona
Trump warms to Nippon Steel, backing ‘partnership’ with US Steel
Russian-led cybercrime network dismantled in global operation
Madeleine Finlay speaks to Sophie Scott, a professor of cognitive neuroscience at University College London, to dig into the science of laughter. Sophie explains what exactly laughter is, the many different purposes it serves for humans and animals, and how prioritising it could make us all feel a little better
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