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17 August 2022

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, and how to apply them to mental health conditions, is a focus for neuroscientist Maria Balaet. Hear her talk at the Lord Ashcroft Building, University of Cambridge, at 7pm BST on 22 August.

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, a dystopian fantasy set in a future where people have lost their sense of sight, returns for its third and final season. Created by screenwriter Steven Knight and starring Jason Momoa, you can catch it on Apple TV+ from 26 August.

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