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Uganda's Batwa people: Evicted from forests to help save gorillas - BBC New
The struggle of Uganda's Batwa people three decades after they were forced from their ancestral home.
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Maharashtra: Rubber penis in family planning kit sparks row - BBC News
Some lawmakers in Maharashtra state say female health workers will be embarrassed but others disagree.
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Tesla: Elon Musk opens delayed 'gigafactory' in Berlin - BBC News
The more than €5bn (£4bn) factory is the biggest investment in a German car plant in recent history.
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BBC NEWS | Europe | Life for Corsica prefect murderer
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The unshakeable stigma of mothers who leave their children - BBC Worklife
When mums leave their kids with family or partners, they are often viewed as deeply flawed, despite gains in gender equity. Will this ever change?
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What happened to the world's ozone hole? - BBC Future
Back in the 1990s, the hole in the planet's ozone layer was a pressing global crisis – if we had ignored it, today there would be several.
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St Helens dog attack: Girl aged 17 months killed at home - BBC News
The dog that attacked 17-month-old Bella-Rae Birch in St Helens was killed by police.
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Lake Keowee: Police refuse to charge South Carolina man over boat shooting
Nathan Drew Morgan was fatally shot by his rescuer after being pulled from a lake in South Carolina.
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Yvan Colonna: Corsican nationalist dies after jihadist jail attack - BBC Ne
Yvan Colonna's strangling by a fellow inmate had sparked violent protests on the French island.
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Great sexpectations: How your mindset shapes your love life - BBC Worklife
Your sex mindset can dictate how you deal with problems in the bedroom, with huge consequences for relationship quality.
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The ancient enigma that still resonates today - BBC Culture
From Neolithic times to the latest architecture, it is a mysterious symbol. Beverley D'Silva explores how the spiral has influenced artists, thinkers and designers for millennia.
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Not smart but clever? The return of 'dumbphones' - BBC News
Why sales of very basic mobile phones, without apps and internet connection, are increasing.
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Six killed after car drives into crowd in Belgium - BBC News
Dozens more are injured in the crash, which the mayor of the town says is a "national catastrophe".
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UK's safe level for tap water too high - scientists - BBC News
Experts say the UK should reduce the amount of toxic "forever chemicals" allowed in drinking water.
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Ukraine war: Putin has redrawn the world - but not the way he wanted - BBC
Because of his miscalculations, there's a new iron curtain at the Russian leader’s door - writes Allan Little
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The epic attempts to power planes with hydrogen - BBC Future
During the Cold War, both the US and USSR researched liquid hydrogen as a way to fuel aircraft. Could this cleaner fuel finally be around the corner?
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(19) What If Charge is NOT Fundamental? - YouTube
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Deepfake presidents used in Russia-Ukraine war - BBC News
Videos of Putin and Zelensky declaring the war is over have been circulating online.
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Could super-sized heat pumps make gas boilers extinct? - BBC News
The cities turning to huge heat pumps to provide warmth to thousands of homes and businesses.
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How a jetpack design helped create a flying motorbike - BBC News
The developers of a powerful mini aircraft hope it will be used by the armed forces.
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How vegan cheese is made without milk - BBC Future
Vegan cheese is now ubiquitous, but few people seem to know what it's actually made of. Here's the lowdown on this delicious-yet-enigmatic substance.
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Scientists claim hairy black holes explain Hawking paradox - BBC News
Researchers say they have solved one of science's biggest paradoxes, first identified by Prof Stephen Hawking.
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Nasa's giant new SLS Moon rocket makes its debut - BBC News
The Space Launch System vehicle rolls out for a practice countdown ahead of a flight this summer.
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Will US really stop changing its clocks twice a year? - BBC News
With the Sunshine Protection Act, the clock may be ticking on clock switching in the US every year.
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The Illinois town that got up and left - BBC Future
The US town of Valmeyer relocated decades ago after devastating floods. It may have lessons for communities forced to consider a retreat from climate impacts today.
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