Things Can Only Get Better: The song that derailed Sunak speech
Things Can Only Get Better has become a staple on the campaign trail, used by opposition supporters to jeer successive Tory leaders
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Nature officially becomes a musician, earning royalties for environmental causes
Artists who add natural sounds to their songs can now split the royalties with environmental causes.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Higgs boson scientist Prof Peter Higgs has died aged 94
Renowned for his work in particle discovery, Prof Peter Higgs was a joint winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics.
Source: siliconrepublic.com
From Migration to Curb Your Enthusiasm: a complete guide to this week's entertainment | Culture
The latest animation from the people who brought us Minions looks set to get kids all in a flap, and Larry David’s awks-tastic sitcom is back for a final season
Source: theguardian.com
Holland v Hollander: One a Hollywood heart-throb of Spiderman fame, the other a 56-year-old thespian whose 'life in the day' article about peeing, sex and sleeping pills went viral..after the £1m Avengers bonus mix-up, here's how to tell the difference
Ones the talk of tinsel town, a tentpole franchise movie star with an A-list Hollywood girlfriend and perfect tousled hair. The others an aging thespian who counts peeing in the dark as a hobby.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Prof Brian Cox meets Northern Ireland's young scientists
The scientist and TV presenter spent the day in Ballymena with 400 local students.
Source: bbc.co.uk
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Earth, BBC Two review: Chris Packham's history of our planet ladles on the doom
For BBC Two's opening episode, Packham took us back millions of years to a period of mass extinction
Source: telegraph.co.uk
The science behind 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'
Everything Everywhere All At Once may be marked as science fiction, but the award-winning film pulls inspiration from two science-backed theories about the multiverse.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
In brief: Bibliomaniac; She and Her Cat; The Babel Message – reviews
Madcap tales of Britain’s bookshops, the power of feline friends, and the glories of words, ancient and modern
Source: theguardian.com