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BBC - Travel - Europe’s most misunderstood capital?
Luxembourg has been afflicted with a boring and staid reputation – but there’s much more to its dynamic and diverse capital city than meets the eye.
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Taliban talks: US peace envoy 'not happy about' release of prisoners - BBC
Speaking to the BBC, Zalmay Khalilzad addresses the controversial release of 5,000 Taliban prisoners.
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Google says its carbon footprint is now zero - BBC News
The technology giant has also pledged to be using only carbon-free energy by 2030.
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How corporate diversity initiatives trap workers of colour - BBC Worklife
As companies around the world rush to implement diversity and inclusion programmes, the burden to launch these initiatives are unduly falling on employees of colour.
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Why some people become super smellers - BBC Future
Some people have an extraordinarily sensitive nose, but is this something they are born with or can you learn to have this fragrant “superpower”?
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How her own illness led one woman to set up a global firm - BBC News
Jules Miller set up dietary supplements firm The Nue Co after suffering irritable bowel syndrome.
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Humpback whales enter crocodile river 'in Australian first' - BBC News
At least one humpback whale remains in the Australian river after getting lost.
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Climate change: Warmth shatters section of Greenland ice shelf - BBC News
A big chunk of ice breaks away from the Arctic's largest remaining ice shelf - 79N, or Nioghalvfjerdsfjorden.
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Why do animals like to play? - BBC Future
Recreation may look like it serves no obvious purpose, but when dogs and other animals are having fun they are learning some valuable lessons.
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Woman who sawed off own hand found guilty of fraud - BBC News
The 22-year-old Slovenian woman was found guilty of cutting off her hand to make an insurance claim.
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Sir David Attenborough makes stark warning about species extinction - BBC N
The naturalist warns that a million species are at risk but says it is not too late to save them.
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Trump announces 'peace deal' between Bahrain and Israel - BBC News
The US president helps broker a landmark deal as Bahrain agrees to recognise the state of Israel.
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Investigation into US professor sparks debate over Chinese word - BBC News
News of an investigation into a US university professor for using a Mandarin word reaches China.
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The remarkable floating gardens of Bangladesh - BBC Future
In the lowlands of Bangladesh, people are turning to a centuries-old form of hydroponics to keep afloat.
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2020: Andromeda Galaxy image wins top pr
A photo of the Andromeda Galaxy has won this year's Astronomy Photographer of the Year Awards.
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Elderly ball python lays eggs 'without male help' - BBC News
The 62-year-old ball python has not been with a male in over 15 years, according to Saint Louis Zoo.
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Rio Tinto chief Jean-Sébastien Jacques to quit over Aboriginal cave destruc
Jean-Sébastien Jacques and other top executives will step down after the miner blew up sacred sites.
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Sex, porod, smrt, ego. Nadia Rovderová vystavuje fotky, na kterých zachytil
Osobní a konkrétní témata fotí Nadia Rovderová tak, že z nich často zbyde jenom barevný pocit. Jak taková zvětšená emoce vypadá, to mohou vidět až do letošního listopadu návštěvníci pražského DOXu, kde má Rovderová výstavu pojmenovanou Fotofatal 1999 – 2020. Do Vizitky ji pozvala Markéta Kaňková.
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The benefits of note-taking by hand - BBC Worklife
Computers and phones have become the go-to note-taking method for many. But your brain benefits from an old-fashioned pen and paper.
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Snowden criticises Amazon for hiring former NSA boss - BBC News
The tech giant is facing criticism over its appointment of a former NSA director.
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Amazon tribes: Brazilian official killed by arrow near indigenous group - B
Rieli Franciscato, who worked to protect tribes, was hit in the chest near an indigenous site in Brazil.
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Hollywood’s new kind of love story - BBC Culture
For years they’ve played second fiddle to romantic interests, but friends are finally getting their due on the big screen, writes Clare Thorp.
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The School of Athens: A detail hidden in a masterpiece - BBC Culture
An ink pot lost in the crowded fresco The School of Athens could reveal what Raphael hoped to achieve, writes Kelly Grovier.
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Wildlife in 'catastrophic decline' due to human destruction, scientists war
Conservation group WWF says global wildlife populations have shrunk by two-thirds since 1970.
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Trump deliberately played down virus, Woodward book says - BBC News
President Trump told reporter Bob Woodward he knew Covid-19 was deadly but wanted to avoid a panic.
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