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10-year-old wins award

The Week Junior Science+Nature UK

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February 2025

A woman who had bowel cancer is now cancer-free after receiving a liver transplant.

10-year-old wins award

Flynn Thaitanunde-Lobb, who is 10 years old, has become the youngest winner of the Portfolio category at the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards. He won the award for his series of pictures of a squirrel dancing and playing with a stick.

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