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Predating Hinduisim, theyyam is an ancient and mysterious folk ritual, and one of South India's most mesmerising experiences.

A planet that should have been eaten by a huge star has baffled scientists until now.

Lawyers for American grandmaster Hans Niemann say they will pursue his claims in state court.

The arrival of a child can be joyous – but it can also cause conflict in even the most rock-solid relationships.

"Van lords" profit from LA's housing crisis by renting motorhomes to those living on the edge, critics say.

Scientists want to be able to predict which bird flus are able to make the jump into people.

Seoul scraps a centuries-old age-counting system in favour of international standards.

Unrest follows the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old who apparently failed to obey traffic police.

Activists are celebrating a ruling by the Spanish region to enforce an equality law on going topless.

Paedophiles are using the technology to create and sell life-like abuse material, the BBC finds.

Experts say the flatbread depicted in the 2,000 year-old fresco may be a precursor to the Italian dish.

A US institute alleges it lost 25 years of work because a man wanted to stop "annoying" alarms.

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It appears to be the same recording cited by prosecutors in their indictment of the former president.

Data shows that cutting down tropical forests increased by 10% in 2022, despite promises made at COP26.

Security flaws in two surveillance camera brands used around the world have been identified by Panorama.

BBC Panorama worked with an artificial intelligence company to sift through millions of satellite pictures.

The airport employee died after they were "ingested" into an engine, transport officials said.

Mithu Sanyal never learned her father's native language, Bengali, as a child. Is it too late to reclaim it?

In 1964, Jane Goodall's husband Hugo van Lawick took a photo of her and an infant chimp reaching out to each other. Decades later, it continues to impact how we view chimpanzees.

The coastline is seeing a boom in the number of people hunting bioluminescent plankton at night.

A declassified report finds no direct evidence the virus came from a lab, but adds it can't be ruled out.

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