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Son sells 28 years of birthday whisky to buy first home - BBC News

Matthew Robson's quirky collection of presents is now worth £40,000.

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Mystery seeds: Amazon bans foreign plant sales in US - BBC News

Thousands of Americans have received unsolicited packets of seeds this year, mostly from China.

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Birmingham stabbings: Manhunt as one killed and seven hurt - BBC News

Police believe victims were chosen at random and there is no suggestion the attacks are terror related.

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The daring nun who hid and saved 83 Jewish children - BBC News

A convent in southern France secretly gave sanctuary to 83 Jewish children during World War Two.

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Romanian tourists swamp village loved by Prince Charles - BBC News

Residents say Viscri, where Prince Charles owns a home, is struggling with a recent tourism boom.

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Coronavirus: Russian vaccine shows signs of immune response - BBC News

Scientists say early tests showed that volunteers developed antibodies to fight the virus.

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Alain Cocq: Facebook blocks incurably ill man from livestreaming death - BB

Alain Cocq wanted to start Facebook livestreaming his final days on Saturday morning.

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John Cage: Music changes chord for first time in seven years - BBC News

The John Cage piece, As Slow As Possible, began 19 years ago and is to last 639 years.

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Trump panned over reports he called US war dead 'losers' - BBC News

A magazine claims the president called US soldiers killed in action "losers", something he denies.

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Iran's enriched uranium stockpile '10 times limit' - BBC News

Tehran has continued to enrich uranium in breach of a nuclear deal, the UN nuclear watchdog warns.

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Which cooking oil is the healthiest? - BBC Future

Is vegetable oil bad for you? Is avocado oil as healthy as olive oil? Confused about cooking oils? BBC Future investigates the healthiest oils to cook with.

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The wind turbines standing up to the world’s worst storms - BBC Future

Japanese engineers are hoping to build wind turbines that can withstand the world’s worst typhoons, generating power even in the midst of a natural disaster.

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Gulf Livestock 1: Japan finds second survivor from capsized ship - BBC News

A man is found drifting on a life raft two days after his cargo ship capsized during a typhoon.

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Voyeur sentenced after woman's five-year campaign - BBC News

Christopher Killick filmed Emily Hunt while she was naked and unconscious in a hotel room.

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Alexei Navalny: Two hours that saved Russian opposition leader's life - BBC

Germany has revealed he was poisoned with Novichok. This is how events unfolded over Siberia.

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The companies that help people vanish - BBC Worklife

Each year, some choose to 'disappear' and abandon their lives, jobs, homes and families. In Japan, there are companies that can help those looking to escape into thin air.

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Secrets of male elephant society revealed in the wild - BBC News

Mature male elephants play a crucial role in passing on their knowledge to younger males, a study suggests.

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Pascha: One of Europe's biggest brothels goes bust - BBC News

The 10-floor brothel in the German city of Cologne has filed for bankruptcy due to the pandemic.

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NSA surveillance exposed by Snowden ruled unlawful - BBC News

Whistleblower Edward Snowden tweets he feels vindicated by the ruling from the US Court of Appeals.

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Slovak tycoon Kocner cleared of murder of journalist and fiancée - BBC News

Marian Kocner was accused of ordering the killings of journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancée in 2018.

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BBC - Travel - The grim truth behind the Pied Piper

Writers like the Grimm Brothers and Robert Browning may have shaped the Pied Piper legend into art, but it turns out the story is likely based on an actual historical incident.

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What the future of conferences could look like - BBC Worklife

Conferences bring large groups of people together to exchange ideas, network and do business. How can the industry ride out the Covid-19 era?

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Taiwan's redesigned passport shrinks words 'Republic of China' - BBC News

The freshly unveiled document instead has the word "Taiwan" bigger on the cover.

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Ugandan gorillas in Bwindi park have 'baby boom' - BBC News

Five baby gorillas are born in six weeks in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

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Black holes: Cosmic signal rattles Earth after 7 billion years - BBC News

Gravitational waves arrive from a black hole collision that occurred half-way across the Universe.

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