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Yes, Anna Wintour could be brutal. But like me she'll surely feel a deep sense of loss to walk away from the cashmere nest that is the editor's chair at Vogue: ALEXANDRA SHULMAN

What Your Shampoo Isn’t Telling You About Hair Loss | Lifestyle News

Supersonic ‘Son of Concorde’ jet hits new speed record – revealing how fast it’ll travel from New York City to London

Why silences may actually help your relationship

Arctic sea ice is at its second lowest level on RECORD – missing an area 60 times the six of Wales, scientists warn

Earth is ‘off-track’ to limit global warming to 1.5°C, scientists warn – as satellites show a ‘very large rise’ in CO2 across the globe

Map shows why New York smells most disgusting in spring – and it’s saving the city $8m a year

The Transformation of Lie Detection Technology : Short Wave : NPR

William Haseltine discusses cuts to federal funding for scientific research

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Yes, Anna Wintour could be brutal. But like me she'll surely feel a deep sense of loss to walk away from the cashmere nest that is the editor's chair at Vogue: ALEXANDRA SHULMAN

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