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Jamestown: America's first English settlement now endangered - BBC News
Preservation groups warn that Jamestown, Virginia, may not survive another generation because of climate change.
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The 'top-talent' interns taking home sky-high wages - BBC Worklife
Companies in some sectors are handing interns massive pay packets as they try to lure the best graduates.
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Where people 'surf' tubular clouds - BBC Travel
Around September or October each year, Burketown in outback Australia becomes the scene for a remarkable and rare natural phenomenon: the Morning Glory.
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The record-breaking dive under the Arctic ice - BBC Future
In 1958, a US submarine became the first vessel to reach the North Pole – by travelling under the ice. Its mission unlocked a whole new world for scientists to explore.
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The Most Horrible Parasite: Brain Eating Amoeba - YouTube
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Garbology: How to spot patterns in people's waste - BBC Future
Whether it's indulgent food choices, sexual habits or North Korean secrets, the stuff that people throw away can reveal all, says Chris Baraniuk.
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Shanghai: Authorities fire four officials after elderly patient blunder - B
A viral video shows an elderly patient being loaded into a hearse into a body bag.
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How Taipei discovered an active volcano on its doorstep - BBC Future
When scientists realised a group of volcanoes near Taiwan's capital could erupt at any time, the city found itself hastily setting up a system to monitor it for dangerous signs.
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The perfect storm increasing the cost of a crucial metal - BBC News
Nickel is essential for batteries and stainless steel but suppliers are struggling to meet demand.
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Why Europe will have to face the true cost of being in debt to China - BBC
The Beijing investment offers that need to be weighed up by European countries.
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How phantom forests are used for greenwashing - BBC News
Governments that make forest restoration promises they don't keep are accused of greenwashing.
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Roe v Wade: US Supreme Court may overturn abortion law, leak suggests - BBC
Millions could lose the legal right to abortion this summer, a leaked Supreme Court document shows.
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Trader made error in 'flash crash', Citigroup says - BBC News
The benchmark Stockholm OMX 30 share index fell by 8% at one point on Monday morning.
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The world's most dangerous road - BBC Travel
A drive down Bolivia's infamous "Death Road" takes travellers into a world where two resources have provoked fascination, misunderstanding and controversy for centuries: coca and gold.
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Jacky Hunt-Broersma: The cancer survivor who ran 104 marathons in 104 days
Jacky Hunt-Broersma, who lost her leg to cancer, set an unofficial record for consecutive marathons.
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Resources for Using Gatsby With Drupal | Gatsby
Getting started with using Gatsby with Drupal is made easier by the plethora of resources available to help you get up and running with a minimum of fuss.
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Deployment Tips for Gatsby and Drupal | Gatsby
Looking to use Drupal and Gatsby together? Our resident Drupal expert, Shane Thomas, walks you through some tips that will optimize your deployment.
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Isso vade: The spicy snack that unites Sri Lanka - BBC Travel
These prawn-topped lentil fritters are beloved throughout Sri Lanka, managing to bring together locals across ethnicities, religion and class.
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The climate benefits of veganism and vegetarianism - BBC Future
In a two-week experiment, BBC Future tracked emissions from a vegan, vegetarian and omnivorous diet – and found some thought-provoking ways to lower emissions from our food.
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Alabama hunt for missing prison inmate and guard - BBC News
Police now believe the guard helped organise the escape and have issued a warrant for her arrest.
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Dutch boy, 4, takes mother's car for a joyride - BBC News
Despite crashing into two parked cars, no one was hurt in the youngster's early morning escapade.
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Does 'dressing for success' still matter? - BBC Worklife
Workplaces once had both official and unofficial uniforms. Now that work looks completely different, is the idea of 'dress for success' even still relevant?
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Megayachts and oligarchs: ‘We’re scared of getting close to wrong money’ -
As the West goes after the assets of Russian oligarchs, the ripples are being felt across the industry.
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Germany takes Italy to UN court over Nazi-era compensation claims - BBC New
Germany wants to stop property it owns in Italy being seized to finance compensation for Nazi war crimes
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Ukraine - the narrative the West doesn't hear - BBC News
Why it would be naive of the West and Nato to think the whole world shares its view of what Russia is doing.
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