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Girl, 14, killed by lion in Kenya
The child was snatched from a residential compound on a ranch next to Nairobi National Park, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) said.
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Could taking carbon out of the sea cool down the planet?
A pilot project will test whether it is a useful way of fighting climate change.
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Gunmen in fake army uniforms shoot 12 dead at Ecuador cockfight
Gunmen in fake army uniforms opened fire at a cockfighting ring, in a suspected gang-related attack.
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US bond markets: Why everyone is watching them closely
What is happening with US bonds, why Donald Trump cares and how ordinary Americans could be affected.
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Mohenjo-daro: Forgotten Indian explorer who uncovered an ancient civilisation
Rakhaldas Banerjee is credited with discovering Mohenjo-daro, but his legacy is tainted by controversy.
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Race Across the World winner Alfie Watts on 'authentic travel'
As series five begins, 2024 winner Alfie Watts shares his travel tips, experiences and bucket list.
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Scientists claim to have discovered 'new colour' no one has seen before
"Olo" is said to be a saturated blue-green or teal colour - but some say the perception of the colour is "open to argument".
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Anxiety on US college campuses as foreign students deported
High-profile detentions and visa revocations are putting students on edge, as Trump tightens his squeeze on US schools.
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British man, 27, killed by avalanche in French Alps
The man was near the roadside at the Val Thorens resort when he was swept 15 metres (50ft) in an avalanche, officials say.
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US weapons left in Afghanistan sold to militant groups, sources tell BBC
Sources say half a million US weapons obtained by the Taliban have been lost, sold or smuggled to militant groups.
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The truth about life on other planets and what it means for Earth
Could discoveries of alien life ever change the human psyche in how we view ourselves and each other?
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Scientists find promising hints of life on distant planet K2-18b
Scientists find new but tentative evidence that a faraway world orbiting another star may be home to life.
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Sweden's Great Moose Migration: Millions watch 24-hour rolling livestream
Millions of people have tuned in to watch moose on the move in northern Sweden over the past six years.
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Colossal squid filmed by scientists for first time in ocean
Stunned scientists say the extremely rare squid can weigh up to 500kg (1,100lb).
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German palliative care doctor charged with murder of 15 patients
The suspect, 40, is accused of setting fire to the homes of some of his alleged victims to cover his tracks.
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Fifteen years after a volcano shut European airspace, could it happen again? - BBC Weather
Could volcanic ash close down airspace across the UK and Europe bringing the widespread disruption we experienced in 2010.
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Tariffs fallout: The US will struggle to take on Asia over chips
America is trying to create a chip industry through isolation and protectionism, when what allowed it to emerge in Asia is the opposite: collaboration
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Architect Antoni Gaudí on path to sainthood, Pope confirms
The Spanish architect was a devout Catholic and is best known for Barcelona's Sagrada Familia basilica.
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Big drop in plays staged by theatres over past decade
The number of plays and musicals staged by the UK's main subsidised theatres is down by almost a third.
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Trump blames Zelensky for starting war day after massive Russian attack
The US president says Ukraine's leader shares blame for the war with Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden.
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Trump freezes $2bn in Harvard funds after it rejects demands
Universities, as well as many charities and religious groups, are exempted from paying federal income taxes.
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Royal Mail: What made a billionaire want to buy this fading relic
From the end of April, the 500-year-old Royal Mail will be controlled by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky who co-owns a football club - but why does he want it?
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Ant smugglers caught with hundreds of prized insects in Kenya
It is believed the ants were destined for exotic pet markets in Europe and Asia.
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The Wigtown Ploughman: Pub saved in Scotland's 'forgotten place'
How the community in Wigtown stepped in to stop a historic hostelry being turned into flats.
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Obesity in India: How 'pot belly' went from status symbol to silent killer
India’s obesity crisis is surging - and the humble pot belly may be a bigger villain than it seems.
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