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(12) The Riemann Hypothesis, Explained - YouTube

The Riemann Hypothesis is the most notorious unsolved problem in all of mathematics. Ever since it was first proposed by Bernhard Riemann in 1859, the conjec...

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Sex workers say 'defunding Pornhub' puts their livelihoods at risk - BBC Ne

Credit card companies are blocking payments to adult site Pornhub, which is hitting sex workers' earnings.

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What is Elon Musk's Starship? - BBC News

Elon Musk's company SpaceX is building a ship that could transform space travel.

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Twitter permanently suspends Trump's account - BBC News

The social media giant bans the US president "due to the risk of further incitement of violence".

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Nasa's Curiosity rover: 3,000 days on Mars - BBC News

Three thousand days and counting: Nasa's Curiosity rover continues its extraordinary exploration of Mars.

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Can onboard rollercoasters save the cruise industry? - BBC News

The Mardi Gras is going overboard with new features to lure back passengers, including a micro-brewery.

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Pompeo: US to lift restrictions on contacts with Taiwan - BBC News

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says contact between officials should no longer be "shackled".

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'QAnon Shaman' Jake Angeli charged over pro-Trump riots - BBC News

Jake Angeli, real name Jacob Anthony Chansley, is accused of violent entry and disorderly conduct.

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Sriwijaya Air Boeing 737 passenger plane feared to have crashed in Indonesi

The passenger plane carrying 62 people is suspected to have plunged into the sea minutes after take-off.

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BBC - Travel - An Indian state's harmonious approach to life

In Mizoram in north-east India, harmony and sustainability of society – rather than economic wealth – are the most valued objectives in life.

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Singapore: Why these defiant 'nail house' owners refuse to sell - BBC News

A block of luxury flats in Singapore is being built around two homes whose owners refuse to move.

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He Created the Web. Now He’s Out to Remake the Digital World. - The New Yor

Tim Berners-Lee wants to put people in control of their personal data. He has technology and a start-up pursuing that goal. Can he succeed?

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Six rangers killed in DR Congo's Virunga National Park - BBC News

Mai-Mai militia group is being blamed for the ambush at a famous park where endangered gorillas live.

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Parler: Amazon to remove site from web hosting service - BBC News

If Parler fails to find a new web hosting service by Sunday, the entire network will go offline.

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The rise of apocalyptic novels - BBC Culture

In our times of uncertainty, the latest fiction about climate disaster is unsettling – but also strangely comforting. Hephzibah Anderson speaks to the authors.

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Lisa Montgomery: Looking for answers in the life of a killer - BBC News

Lisa Montgomery's lawyers argued she was a mentally ill victim of abuse who deserved mercy, but her victim's community said otherwise.

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Cling film artist 'overwhelmed' by Pershore reaction to murals - BBC News

Artist Mr Sce, dubbed the "Pershore Banksy" says more work will appear in the coming days.

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China: Make-up wipes ad pulled over victim-blaming claims - BBC News

The Chinese ad sparked outrage for allegedly implying that women were to blame for unwanted attention.

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Firms scrap political donations over Capitol riots - BBC News

Many companies say they won't donate to Senators who refused to certify President-elect Biden's win.

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WhatsApp users flock to rival message platforms - BBC News

Millions have signed up to Signal and Telegram after WhatsApp announced an update to its terms.

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Husband on leash breached Quebec's Covid curfew - BBC News

Canadian police fined the couple, who were trying to exploit curfew rules that allow dog-walking.

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Covid: 2020 saw most excess deaths since World War Two - BBC News

Last year saw 697,000 deaths registered in the UK - 14% above what would be expected.

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Amazon and Facebook staff warned of threats to safety - BBC News

Leaked memos suggest there are fears that employees could be targeted in US backlash against "big tech".

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Sir David Attenborough receives Covid-19 vaccine - BBC News

The celebrated 94-year-old broadcaster is the latest celebrity to have a first dose of the vaccine.

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Why self-compassion – not self-esteem – leads to success - BBC Worklife

Talking about being kind to yourself may sound like something from a nursery classroom. But even cynics should care about self-compassion – especially if they want to be resilient.

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