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Russia explosion: Teen detonates device at Orthodox convent school - BBC Ne

A number of people were injured after the blast at an Orthodox school near a nunnery outside Moscow.

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The ultra-violent cult that became a global mafia

A BBC investigation into Black Axe has unearthed new evidence of political infiltration, and a scamming and killing operation spanning the globe.

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How hologram tech may soon replace video calls - BBC News

The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated interest in digital protection communication.

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Vladimir Putin: I moonlighted as a taxi driver in the 1990s - BBC News

Russia's president says he had to top up his income during economic troubles when the USSR collapsed.

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France resists US challenge to its values - BBC News

The government is fighting back at what it sees as imported cultural ideas from the UK and US.

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Indian police 'foil man's attempt to fake death' - BBC News

Officers say he murdered another man to try to fake his own death to avoid being returned to prison.

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The innovative technology that powered the Inca - BBC Travel

A deceptively simple feat of agricultural engineering helped the Inca to build the largest empire in South American history.

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The technology helping keep women safe on the streets - BBC News

There are plenty of apps which can make women feel safer on a night out.

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Instagram influencer received 'hundreds' of obscene photos - BBC News

Podcaster Jess Davies is among those who want to see cyber-flashing criminalised.

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What is the factorial of -½? - YouTube

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Singapore: Man feared for life during otter attack - BBC News

Graham George Spencer was left with more than 20 wounds after he was bitten by the animals.

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Julian Assange can be extradited to the US, court rules - BBC News

Judges are reassured by US promises to reduce the risk of the Wikileaks founder taking his own life.

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Donald Trump swears in criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu’s loyalty - BBC News

The former president rails against the ex-Israeli leader, saying he saved Israel from destruction.

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Mexico truck crash: At least 54 people killed as trailer overturns - BBC Ne

More than 100 were injured when a trailer carrying Central American migrants overturned.

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Space sleeping bag to solve astronauts' squashed eyeball disorder - BBC New

Scientists hope the hi-tech sleeping bag will stop eyeballs being squashed by zero-gravity in space.

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New York’s Met museum to remove Sackler name from exhibits - BBC News

The Sackler family founded Purdue Pharma, which manufactured opioids linked to the deaths of thousands.

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New Zealand to ban cigarettes for future generations - BBC News

No New Zealander born after 2008 will be able to buy tobacco under proposed new health laws.

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Woman fined €1,200 for causing Tour de France pile-up - BBC News

The woman's cardboard sign brought down dozens of cyclists during a stage of the elite race in June.

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In pictures: Israel hands seized relics to Egypt - BBC News

The haul includes figurines of ancient queens, hieroglyphic inscriptions and burial offerings.

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Saudi camel beauty pageant cracks down on cosmetic enhancements - BBC News

More than 40 camels are disqualified for receiving injections and other cosmetic enhancements.

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xkcd: The Last Molecule

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Myanmar coup: The women abused and tortured in detention - BBC News

Women held for protesting against a military takeover say they were sexually assaulted and tortured.

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Orkney's rare Viking sword has 'many stories to tell' - BBC News

X-rays have revealed the heavily corroded weapon found in Orkney was highly decorated.

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Foula: Britain's most remote inhabited island - BBC Travel

Just 30 permanent residents live on Foula, which lays claim to being Britain's most remote inhabited island and operates on a different calendar to the rest of the UK.

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'Aunt with no kids': The women redefining family roles - BBC Worklife

More women without children are actively embracing the role of aunt. Experts say it’s time we recognised aunthood for the rewarding, beneficial or even transgressive role it can be.

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