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EnvironmentNow we can listen deeply to nature: hear the one about the plant triggered by the sound of a caterpillar?By Ella McSweeney
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TV & RadioLast One Laughing is worst thing to happen Irish comedy since Brendan O’Carroll put on a frockBy Ed Power
FilmFirst Look: Kneecap the movie – Sundance has never seen anything like this immersion in acidic Northern humourBy Donald Clarke
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BooksPresident honours Swiss Joycean and Brazilian scholar; Jason Allen-Paisant wins TS Eliot PrizeBy Martin Doyle
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