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Trump denies bullying his way into Home Alone 2 - BBC News

The former US president angrily responds to comments from the film's director Chris Columbus.

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Puns: What's the UK's funniest business name? - BBC News

You can get a haircut at Barber Streisand and a chip shop dinner from A Fish Called Rhondda.

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Explosions and exploration: Why 2023 was an exciting year in space - BBC Fu

The Starship spacecraft's fiery end soon after launch – not once but twice – was a major moment in a year filled with landmark space missions.

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Russian passenger plane lands on frozen river by mistake - BBC News

No-one was hurt when the Polar Airlines plane landed on the River Kolyma, because of pilot error.

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Gaston Glock: Inventor of popular handgun dies aged 94 - BBC News

The Glock has been the weapon of choice for armed forces, gun owners and criminals around the world.

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The fish that eats piranhas for breakfast - BBC News

The paiche, one of the biggest freshwater fish, is a risk to native fish stocks in the Amazon.

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'My elderly father found a new partner - then vanished from my life' - BBC

Carolyn's dad thought he'd found love, but ended up cut off from his family and friends

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World's tallest wooden wind turbine starts turning - BBC News

Wood and glue is better for the environment than steel, says manufacturer, and could see taller turbines.

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New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI for 'billions' - BBC News

The US news organisation claims millions of its articles were used without permission to train ChatGPT.

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Police identify man found shot in Arizona desert in 1976 - BBC News

The decades-old case resurfaced on Tuesday after police identified the body as that of an El Salvador man.

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France: Eiffel Tower staff strike on centenary of creator's death - BBC New

The date of the strike was not picked at random as 27 December was the day of Gustave Eiffel's death.

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How humans have changed the Earth's surface in 2023 - BBC Future

From new artificial islands to the environmental devastation caused by the breach of Ukraine's Kakhovka Dam – this is how humanity has changed the face of our planet this year.

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Unaccompanied boy, 6, put on wrong US flight - BBC News

Casper was meant to be flying to Fort Myers, Florida, to meet his grandmother but ended up 160 miles away.

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Hanif Kureishi: I've become a reluctant dictator - BBC News

The novelist on how his sudden paralysis affected his relationships and writing, one year on.

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Thousands join huge migrant caravan in Mexico ahead of Blinken visit - BBC

The group set off just days before US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Mexico City.

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The WW1 Christmas Truce: 'The war, for that moment, came to a standstill' -

In 1914, in a poignant moment of shared humanity, British and German troops entered into a spontaneous ceasefire over the Christmas period.

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Sri Lanka: Thousands arrested in week-long anti-drug operation - BBC News

Almost 15,000 suspected criminals and addicts are detained in a week-long operation, police say.

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'Bethlehem is empty of joy - no Santa, no celebration' - BBC News

The West Bank city of Bethlehem, usually bustling at this time of year, is subdued as war goes on in Gaza.

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Awni Eldous: The Palestinian boy who found YouTube fame after death - BBC N

Awni Eldous, who ran a small gaming channel, was one of the first Palestinian children to be killed in the war.

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Why British chocolate tastes the way it does - BBC Future

For some, nothing that beats the sweet, creamy, slightly baked flavour of British chocolate, while others find it an affront to their tastebuds. But why does it taste that way at all?

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Slovakia arrest over threat to copy Prague attack - BBC News

The suspect said he wanted to repeat Thursday's shooting in neighbouring Czech Republic, police say.

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India drone strike: Cargo ship attacked off Gujarat coast - BBC News

Saturday's attack caused a fire on board the chemical tanker in the Indian Ocean, the US military says.

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The mystery of the medieval fighting snails - BBC Future

The pages of medieval books are stalked by a ferocious monster: the fighting snail.

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Alabama mother with rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days

An Alabama woman gives birth to Roxi and Rebel after a "one-in-a-million" dicavitary pregnancy.

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'Harry Potter café' to reopen three years after Edinburgh's George IV Bridg

The Elephant House cafe was close to the source of a major fire in one of Edinburgh's main thoroughfares.

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