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Hungarians warning education becoming 'too feminine'- report - BBC News

A rise in female graduates disadvantages men and leads to fewer births, says a Hungarian watchdog.

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Huge dinosaur skeleton unearthed in Portuguese garden - BBC News

The massive discovery was made during building work on a house in Pombal in central Portugal.

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Artemis: How we get humans back to the Moon - BBC News

Nasa's Artemis missions will send astronauts to the Moon in the new Orion spacecraft and a new rocket will carry it into space.

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Why a workout is good for your gut bacteria - BBC Future

The rich microbiota flourishing inside us may play a far greater role in the way exercise improves our health than previously thought.

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Nato investigates hacker sale of missile firm data - BBC News

Hackers are selling classified documents online after obtaining data belonging to missile maker MBDA.

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(77) What Makes The Strong Force Strong? - YouTube

Check Out The Bigger Picture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wnr4RJxDifwPBS Member Stations rely on viewers like you. To support your local station, go to:h...

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Height discrimination: How 'heightism' affects careers - BBC Worklife

Heightism is hard to identify. Yet there’s evidence that our biases around stature help shape our careers.

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Climate change: Russia burning huge amounts of gas, puzzling experts - BBC

Russia is burning off millions of dollars in gas every day at a plant near the Finnish border.

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Escaped 18ft python on roof of house in Chandlers Ford - BBC News

Neighbours spotted the Burmese python trying to get into an upstairs window in Chandler's Ford.

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Synthetic mouse embryo develops beating heart - BBC News

Scientists say the advance could improve understanding on how organs form and why pregnancies fail.

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The surprising ancient roots of The Lord of the Rings - BBC Culture

Amazon Studios' new prequel The Rings of Power highlights the many varied and ancient sources that JRR Tolkien brought together to create his iconic work, writes Hephzibah Anderson.

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The positive power of competitive friendship - BBC Worklife

Staying friends with a professional rival can be hard – but studies show that keeping competition friendly could be to our advantage.

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The untold history of black bourbon - BBC Travel

It's become undeniable that black people – once missing from American whiskey bars and in the telling of whiskey's story – have long played a role in creating the beloved spirit.

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Popradský Tutanchamón sa vracia na Slovensko. Priviezli ho s drevenou poste

Popradský „Tutanchamón“ sa vracia späť na Slovensko.

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Why do aircraft leave contrails in the sky? - BBC Future

These long wispy clouds have fascinated humans for more than a century, but what actually are they?

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British-Belgian pilot, 17, becomes youngest to fly around the world solo -

British-Belgian teen flew through sandstorms and spent the night on an uninhabited island to break record.

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Dugong: Animal that inspired mermaid tales extinct in China - BBC News

The dugong, a relative of the fabled manatee, has been declared functionally extinct in the region.

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Twitter whistleblower raises security concerns - BBC News

Ex-security chief appears to echo claims by Elon Musk over the number of fake accounts on its site.

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Eurotunnel Le Shuttle: Passengers stuck for hours inside tunnel - BBC News

"Several people were freaking out," said one traveller, after a Calais to Folkestone train was evacuated.

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Iconic Winston Churchill photo vanishes from Canada hotel - BBC News

Photographer Yousuf Karsh famously plucked a cigar from Churchill's mouth to capture the famous image.

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Dogs can cry when owners come home, study suggests - BBC News

Ecstatic canines can well up when they are reunited with their human companions, a study suggests.

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James Webb: Space telescope reveals 'incredible' Jupiter views - BBC News

The James Webb Space Telescope shows the planet's auroras and storms in unprecedented detail.

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Not so Despicable: China changes ending of Minions movie - BBC News

The movie is meant to be the backstory of a villain but China's latest alteration has changed this.

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Usain Bolt moves to trademark signature victory pose - BBC News

The retired sprinter and fastest man in history wants to trademark a logo of his signature move.

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How your family shapes your body image - BBC Future

Comments about our looks from our loved ones and friends can cause lifelong insecurities. How can we teach kids to feel confident about their bodies instead?

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