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Bellaghy bog body: Human remains are 2,000 years old - BBC News

The bones, thought to be those of a teenage boy, could date back as far as 500BC, police say.

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Thai police to charge two over pet lion spotted cruising in Bentley - BBC N

A viral video shows the lion cub seated in the back of a white, open-top Bentley in Pattaya, Thailand.

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Stricken Japanese Moon mission landed on its nose - BBC News

The first image of the Slim spacecraft shows it to be in an awkward position on the lunar surface.

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Captain Cook statue vandalised in Melbourne on eve of Australia Day - BBC N

Police investigate the vandalism in Melbourne - which included graffiti saying "the colony will fall".

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A wellness expert recommends her favourite spa experiences on the paradisia

Bali-based Kathryn Romeyn knows the island's best spas inside-out and shares her picks, from romantic couple's treatments at Ayana Estate to sleep therapy at Capella Ubud.

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US scientist recommends adding salt to make perfect cup of tea - BBC News

The US embassy describes Prof Michelle Francl's suggested tea recipe as an "unthinkable notion".

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The dark history behind Madeira's famous levadas - BBC Travel

Fundamental to Madeiran identity, its 3,100km of aqueducts have proven to be more than a clever and functional feat of engineering to colonise an isolated island.

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Mali gold mine collapse kills dozens - BBC News

At least 40 artisanal miners were killed when a tunnel collapsed, officials say.

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Billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to insider trading - BBC News

One of the UK's richest people admitted his role in a scheme which "netted millions".

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World's first IVF rhino pregnancy 'could save species' - BBC News

A fertility breakthrough offers hope for saving the northern white rhino from extinction.

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Asbestos in drinking water: What does it mean for human health? - BBC Futur

Decades old water piping made from asbestos cement is starting to degrade – but what does it mean for human health?

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Why employers are stingy with job-interview feedback - BBC Worklife

Workers want to know how they did in conversations with hiring managers, but rarely get answers. It's not always because employers don't want to provide it.

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(111) Exploring the boundaries of reality with physics | Janna Levin - YouT

A physicist discusses the boundaries of reality and experimentation.❍ Subscribe to The Well on YouTube: https://bit.ly/welcometothewell ❍ Up next: The proble...

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Ukrainian-born model winning Miss Japan re-ignites identity debate - BBC Ne

A beauty queen has once again re-ignited a debate on what it means to be Japanese.

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How TikTok created a new accent – and why it might be the future of English

People on TikTok have developed a specific accent - would you recognise it if you heard it?

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The discovery of the Americas' long-lost 'Rome' - BBC Travel

The unearthing of an immense network of cities deep in the Ecuadorean Amazon is proving that the world's biggest rainforest was once a thriving cosmopolitan hub.

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The Apple Macintosh was first released 40 years ago: These people are still

On 24 January 1984, the Apple Macintosh 128K was unveiled to the world – and it changed personal computing forever.

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(110) The problem with the theory of everything | Janna Levin - YouTube

Gravity defies quantum mechanics. What does that mean for a theory of everything?❍ Subscribe to The Well on YouTube: https://bit.ly/welcometothewell ❍ Up nex...

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(110) A "metaphysically terrifying” look inside black holes | Janna Levin -

One day we might fall into a black hole. Here’s what we can expect, according to physicist Janna Levin.This interview is an episode from @The-Well, our publi...

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(108) Does Antimatter Create Anti-Gravity? - YouTube

Learn More About 80,000 Hours at: https://www.80000hours.org/spacetimePBS Member Stations rely on viewers like you. To support your local station, go to:http...

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Kim Jong Un: Is North Korea's leader actually considering war? - BBC News

Kim Jong Un's recent military actions and a significant departure in ideology has worried watchers.

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Death penalty: Kenneth Eugene Smith says wait for untested execution like '

Kenneth Smith, the first US man facing execution by nitrogen gas, says waiting on death row is like torture.

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The strange reasons medieval people slept in cupboards - BBC Future

These cosy, wardrobe-like pieces of furniture could reportedly sleep up to five people. Why did they fall out of fashion?

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Narco-sub with $27m of 'scorpion' cocaine seized in Colombia - BBC News

The 15m-long "narco-sub" is the first to be detected this year in Colombian waters, its navy says.

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From London to New York: Can quitting cars be popular? - BBC Future

Cities around the world reveal surprising truths about getting the public on board with cutting car-use.

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