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How to travel by train - and ditch the plane - BBC News
Some governments have introduced measures to increase train travel, but is it enough?
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How to calculate your dog's real age - BBC Future
Your pet clearly ages faster than you do, but new research is giving us a much clearer idea of just how old your dog really might be.
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Pakistan forgiveness laws: The price of getting away with murder - BBC News
Thanks to forgiveness laws, murder doesn't always result in a jail sentence - or even a trial.
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Why all babies love peekaboo - BBC Future
Peekaboo is a game played over the world, crossing language and cultural barriers. Why is it so universal? Perhaps because it’s such a powerful learning tool.
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'Serious cyber-attack' on Austria's foreign ministry - BBC News
Foreign ministry officials believe another country may be responsible.
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Workplace bullying is more harmful than we realised - BBC Worklife
New findings suggest being bullied at work won’t just affect you emotionally, but could also have serious consequences for your health.
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Neglected children end up with 'smaller brains' - BBC News
Adopted children who suffered severe deprivation in Romanian orphanages had smaller brains than others as young adults.
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Belching in a good way: How livestock could learn from Orkney sheep - BBC N
The sheep of North Ronaldsay could teach other livestock how to belch in a way less harmful to the climate.
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Val d'Isere: The doctor who hid a Jewish girl - and the resort that wants t
A hidden story of wartime bravery in an Alpine resort, which some local people are reluctant to remember.
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Shanghai New Year drone display was pre-recorded - BBC News
A dramatic New Year's Eve drone display over the riverside area was filmed days before, it emerges.
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Jakarta floods: Cloud seeding used to try to stop rain - BBC News
Planes are firing salt into clouds in a bid to prevent rain after record floods left dozens dead.
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H2Go Power seeks to power drones with a 'happy gas' - BBC News
The hydrogen-powered drone which could revolutionise the travel industry.
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Transplant
Emma's long wait for a life-saving call. Emma has type 1 diabetes and is waiting for a kidney and pancreas transplant.
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Boy who predicted 2020 world reveals what he got right - BBC News
Mitch Brogan wrote predictions with his grandfather in 1991 for what life would be like in 2020.
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Letter from Africa: Gambia's code of the road - BBC News
Find out how to survive if you go behind in the wheel in a country where driving can be chaotic.
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Night-flying drone squadrons baffle rural US West - BBC News
Residents in rural Colorado and Nebraska report seeing scores of blinking, noisy drones over their homes.
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Dopamine fast: 'The hunger and boredom were intense' - BBC News
This new lifestyle trend which involves no food, no internet, no phone and minimal talking is becoming strangely popular.
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TS Eliot letter sheds light on early relationship - BBC News
A newly published personal letter reveals the poet was glad he never married teacher Emily Hale.
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It's 2020 and you're in the future — Wait But Why
Some people are young, just not you.
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Climate change hope for hydrogen fuel - BBC News
A trial where hydrogen is added to natural gas raises hopes of a low-carbon heating revolution.
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Barcelona's car-free smart city experiment - BBC News
Superblocks is a radical plan to reclaim the streets from the noise and pollution of traffic.
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Thailand's disappeared Karen activist Billy and the burned village - BBC Ne
A young activist went out to work and was never seen again. It would take five years of fighting to find out what happened.
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This dad took his son to Mongolia just to get him off his phone - BBC News
Mountaineer Jamie Clarke wanted to bond with his son. So he took him on a trek across Mongolia.
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The 'curse' of the mother-in-law? - BBC News
A new study in India reveals how mothers-in-law impact mobility and the decisions of their son’s wives.
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Are your friends bad for your health? - BBC News
We tend to copy the way our friends and family behave, potentially leading us to put on weight or even divorce.
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