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US man files $1m lawsuit after Michigan teacher cuts child's hair - BBC New
The US man says his daughter's rights were violated when she had her hair cut without permission.
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How An Extreme New Star Could Change All Cosmology - YouTube
Sign Up on Patreon to get access to the Space Time Discord!https://www.patreon.com/pbsspacetimeA new white dwarf has been discovered (poetically named: ZTF J...
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Sir Clive Sinclair: Computing pioneer dies aged 81 - BBC News
The inventor, entrepreneur and ZX Spectrum creator died at his London home following a long illness.
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Vincent Van Gogh: Newly discovered drawing goes on display - BBC News
Study for Worn Out has been sitting in a Dutch family's private collection for more than a century.
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Moon contract signals new direction for Europe - BBC News
The European Space Agency wants more missions to look like the UK's Lunar Pathfinder satellite.
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Mangrove forests: Photography winners show beauty of ecosystems - BBC News
The Mangrove Photography Award winners show unique ecosystems above and below the waterline.
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Brussels to name street after murdered sex worker Eunice Osayande - BBC New
The city aims to draw attention to victims of sexual violence after Eunice Osayande's death in 2018.
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French storms: Seven drown in choppy Mediterranean - BBC News
Those who drowned in the dangerous conditions were all in their 50s, 60s and 70s.
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Neutron Stars: The Most Extreme Objects in the Universe - YouTube
Sign Up on Patreon to get access to the Space Time Discord!https://www.patreon.com/pbsspacetimeWe’ve traveled to lots of weird places on this show - from the...
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Alex Murdaugh: Hot shot lawyer turns himself in for 'hit man suicide' plot
Alex Murdaugh is accused of ordering a hit on himself so his son could collect life insurance money.
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Aukus: UK, US and Australia launch pact to counter China - BBC News
Beijing says the deal, involving nuclear-powered submarines, undermines regional peace.
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Unmanned submarine earmarked for Irish Sea freight crossings - BBC News
A start-up company has been given £380,000 to develop the hydrogen-powered concept.
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When Nazis tried to trace Aryan race myth in Tibet - BBC News
Heinrich Himmler sent a team of five Germans to Tibet in 1938 to pursue the Aryan race myth.
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'Massive' transatlantic data cable landed on beach in Bude - BBC News
The new 7,000km-long internet cable connecting the UK and US has been brought ashore in Cornwall.
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SpaceX: Amateur astronauts launch on Inspiration4 mission - BBC News
The all-civilian Inspiration4 crew leave Earth on their three-day private spaceflight.
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Saudi Arabia camel carvings dated to prehistoric era - BBC News
A new study suggests the sculptures in Saudi Arabia are far older than previously thought.
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Nature and Wildlife: Could woolly mammoths come back from extinction? - CBB
Could woolly mammoths roam the planet once more? Well, new funding could make it a possibility!
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Faroe Islands: Anger over killing of 1,400 dolphins in one day - BBC News
Hunting is under scrutiny after more than 1,400 dolphins were killed in one day - a reported record.
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Llandudno goat selfie warning from coastguard - BBC News
Visitors have been spotted taking selfies with the goats on the cliffs.
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Asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs shaped fortunes of snakes - BBC News
Snakes owe their success in part to the asteroid impact that killed off the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
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Apple rushes to block 'zero-click' iPhone spyware - BBC News
The flaw allows hackers to access devices even if users do not click on a link or file.
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The little-known virus that surged in children this year - BBC Future
Doctors used to know RSV as a seasonal virus that emerged in the winter, but in the last few months there has been a surge in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Woolly Mammoth De-extinction Project & Process | Colossal
Discover Colossal's mammoth de-extinction project, process and progress. Learn the facts about reviving the woolly mammoth, a vital defender of earth.
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Why even giant ships can't solve the shipping crisis - BBC News
A shortage of vessels is hampering global trade and may lead to empty shelves before Christmas.
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What happens when your office has changed for the worse? - BBC Worklife
Some people have been eagerly anticipating the return to the office. Except the office doesn't feel the same as it did before.
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