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Coronavirus: Dutch singletons advised to seek ‘sex buddy’ - BBC News
The official guidance counsels singles to “meet with the same person”, provided they are virus-free.
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Coronavirus: How 'overreaction' made Vietnam a virus success - BBC News
Vietnam chose to prevent rather than fight Covid-19, a strategy which means it has had no virus deaths.
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Ancient Tap O' Noth hillfort in Aberdeenshire one of 'largest ever' - BBC N
Archaeologists say up to 4,000 people may have lived in more than 800 huts perched high on the Tap O' Noth.
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The bunker builders preparing for doomsday - BBC Future
For some, the current crisis is a dummy run for long-term lockdown. Across the world, luxury bunkers are being built for a lucky few to survive calamity and collapse.
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Ozone layer: Concern grows over threat from replacement chemicals - BBC New
Substances used for air conditioning in new cars are building up in the environment
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China relocates villagers living in 800m-high cliffs in anti-poverty drive
The village became famous for the precarious rattan ladder its residents used to get home.
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Coral bleaching: Scientists 'find way to make coral more heat-resistant' -
Researchers say they have developed a lab-grown strain of microalgae which is more tolerant to heat.
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France gives online firms one hour to pull 'terrorist' content - BBC News
Websites will have just one hour to pull content reported by police, or face huge fines.
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Germany far right: Explosives found at elite soldier's home - BBC News
Investigators suspect the 45-year-old sergeant major of links to the far right.
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BBC - Travel - Cacio e pepe: Italy's beloved three-ingredient pasta dish
With only three simple ingredients, cacio e pepe is a rich pasta dish that’s hard not to love. And when you do get that elusive texture, it becomes the ideal comfort food.
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Somalia's coronavirus khat bans leaves chewers in a stew - BBC News
Somalia's government curbs the use of khat after raising concern that it could help spread Covid-19.
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How to take a digital detox during the Covid-19 pandemic - BBC Worklife
Amid the current crisis, we’re glued to our screens like never before. How can you cut phone time when hours with your devices are a necessity?
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Deno 1.0
Dynamic languages are useful tools. Scripting allows users to rapidly and succinctly tie together complex systems and express ideas without worrying about details like memory management or build systems.
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A world in crisis even without the pandemic: Five looming problems - BBC Ne
From nuclear arms to climate change, what are the other major issues facing the world?
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Coronavirus: US accuses China of hacking coronavirus research - BBC News
The FBI said it had seen hacking attempts on groups researching vaccines, treatments and testing.
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Coronavirus: Up to 100 children affected by rare inflammatory reaction - BB
The reaction is extremely rare and only affects a tiny number of children seriously, medics say.
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Coronavirus may never go away, World Health Organization warns - BBC News
Experts say the disease may become embedded in populations in the same way that HIV has.
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Is this the most powerful word in the English language? - BBC Culture
The most commonly-used word in English might only have three letters – but it packs a punch.
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How the fake Beatles conned South America - BBC Culture
In 1964, South American fans eagerly awaited the arrival of the Fab Four – but four guys named Tom, Vic, Bill and Dave turned up instead. It’s the strange story of a con gone wrong.
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How gaming became a form of meditation - BBC Culture
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Skegness woman jailed for boiling water attacks on husband - BBC News
Susan Coulson threw boiling water over her husband on two occasions, scarring him for life.
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The ingredients for a longer life - BBC Future
A handful of small towns have remarkable longevity. What is it about their lifestyle that can increase your chances of living to 100?
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The floral fabric that was banned - BBC Culture
It originated in India, and came to dominate Western interiors and fashion. Joobin Bekhrad traces the fascinating – and turbulent – history of all things ‘chintzy’.
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The faded beauty of abandoned cars across Europe and the US - BBC News
Photographer Dieter Klein searched Europe and the US to discover cars lost to time.
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Coronavirus: 'I run lockdown marathons in the dead of night' - BBC News
Runners tell of the dramatic ways their training has changed during the coronavirus lockdown.
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