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Why glaciers are threatening to wipe out more mountain villages
Switzerland spends almost $500m a year on protective structures. Is it worth it - or, as some suggest, should people move away from the mountain villages at risk?
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Caffeine pouches: Why are teens trying them?
Some social media influencers are pushing products to young gym-goers and students, health experts warn.
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The atomic bomb marker inside your body - BBC Future
Nuclear weapons tests in the mid-20th Century left a hidden legacy within our cells – along with most living things on Earth.
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Our body is a mosaic of fungi. Some scientists think they could be influencing our brain
The fungi within our bodies may have a much greater effect on our health than we've long given them credit for.
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Why 'rocks as big as cars' are flying down the Dolomites
When one of the monoliths that made up Italy's Five Towers toppled, it seemed a rare, exceptional event. In fact, peaks are crumbling throughout this stunning mountain range.
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'AI slop': Emily Portman and musicians on the mystery of fraudsters releasing songs in their name
Artists on the mystery of being targeted by fraudsters releasing "AI slop" songs in their name.
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Kenya's child sex trade: BBC Africa Eye's secret filming exposes the 'madams' of Maai Mahiu
An undercover BBC investigation reveals the women who involve children as young as 13 in sex work.
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Why weather forecasters often get it wrong - or appear to
The accuracy of forecasting has improved enormously - and AI promises further advances. But there are certain challenges in finding ways to share that mass of data with viewers
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Gorillas seek out old female friends when they move
A study in Rwanda reveals the significance of a social connection between female mountain gorillas.
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The hypersonic missiles race is heating up but the West is behind
Russia and China are leading the global race in hypersonic missiles - how worried should we be that the US is playing catch up and the UK has none?
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Denmark ending letter deliveries is a sign of the digital times
PostNord blames sharply falling demand - will other post firms around the world follow suit?
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Will AI make language dubbing easy for film and TV?
New tech promises to dub film and TV into different languages without losing the quality of the performance.
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British man who perished in Antarctic glacier found 65 years later
His brother tells BBC News that he had lost hope he would ever be found.
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Scientists make 'superfood' that could save honeybees
We rely on honeybees to pollinate our crops and a new food could protect them from growing threats.
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(2148) The Drug That Works TOO Well? - YouTube
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
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FGM: Outrage in The Gambia after one-month-old baby dies
Two women have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the girl's death, police say.
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What do we know about the Jeffrey Epstein files?
The clamour is growing for the Trump administration to put documents related to the Epstein investigations before the public.
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Sussex student records album with Amazon indigenous people
Ben Kelly wants to support the preservation of a threatened part of Peru's rainforest.
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Entire church to be transported across Swedish city of Kiruna
The landmark 113-year-old wooden building is at risk from subsidence and will be moved 5km on giant rolling platforms.
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Why India tops the list of abandoned sailors
Around 900 Indian sailors were abandoned on ships across the world in 2024.
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AI designs new superbug-killing antibiotics for gonorrhoea and MRSA
Two new potential drugs have been designed by AI to kill drug-resistant bacteria, in a major Massachusetts Institute of Technology study.
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Skibidi and tradwife among words added to Cambridge Dictionary
More than 6,000 new terms feature, including some relating to remote working and rich tech giants.
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'Communities' of strange, extreme life seen for first time in deep ocean
A Chinese-led research team captures pictures of life at depths of more than 9km in the northwest Pacific Ocean.
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Methanol poisoning: Man saw kaleidoscopic light before going blind
Calum Macdonald and the families of three people who died in South East Asia call on the Foreign Office for clearer travel advice.
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Parkrun record broken by 97-year-old Belfast runner
Grace Chambers, 97, becomes Europe's oldest parkrunner to reach the 250-run milestone.
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