Issue #39
Ships on 15th October
The global lockdown in infographics
The rise of the designer dog
Life in the melting Arctic
Inside the UFO wars
India’s deadly coronavirus exodus
Minneapolis after George Floyd
How to crack a criminal network
Little Richard remembered
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