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Gigil, alamak among new words in Oxford English Dictionary

The Oxford English Dictionary has added new untranslatable words from South East Asia.

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How Trump blew up the world order - and left Europe scrabbling

This is the gravest crisis for Western security since the end of World War Two. So which nations will step forward as the new world order emerges?

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Hundreds lose life savings in whisky barrel scam

Jay Evans was among hundreds duped into ploughing millions of pounds into casks that were overpriced or did not exist.

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Journalist at centre of Trump's Signal chat scandal speaks to BBC

Jeffrey Goldberg was mistakenly added to a chat of senior Trump officials. Now he's a political target.

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How often should you poo?

The ideal poo is a 'type 3' or 'type 4' – cracked or smooth sausage – delivered once per day.

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Are you cleaning your water bottle enough?

Every time you take a sip from your water bottle, you are depositing bacteria inside and over the course of a day these can multiply by the millions. Should you be worried?

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A second chance for Malta's paradise island turned 'hell on Earth'

The tiny Mediterranean paradise of Comino has long been overrun by tourists, many lured by social media to photograph its iconic Blue Lagoon. Now, the island is fighting back.

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(1264) How Astrophysics Can (LITERALLY) Save the World - YouTube

Remove your personal information from the web at https://joindeleteme.com/SPACETIMEGiant space rocks are definitely going to hit the Earth again. We actually...

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Japan court orders controversial 'Moonies' church to disband

The Unification Church came under scrutiny after the killing of former PM Shinzo Abe in 2022.

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'Unprecedented' Melsonby Iron Age hoard found by archaeologists

Archaeologists say they have found more than 800 items dating back about 2,000 years.

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Millions of UK tyres meant for recycling sent to furnaces in India

The illegal makeshift plants cause serious health problems and huge environmental damage.

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Japan: 'Record' payout for world's longest-serving death row inmate

Nearly 50 years on death row had inflicted "extremely severe" mental and physical pain on Iwao Hakamata, a judge said.

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Trump's national security team's chat app leak stuns Washington

The Signal messages show the inner workings of the president's team and how his Vice-President JD Vance disagreed with him.

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xkcd: Cosmic Distance Calibration

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South Korea: Man jailed for rape caught on washing machine reflection

Reports say the attack was reflected on a washing machine lid and caught on security footage.

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Legal battle continues over what constitutes Jamaican rum

The dispute centres on whether it is acceptable to age and bottle the spirit overseas.

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23andMe files for bankruptcy protection

The company said that it will now attempt to sell itself under the supervision of a court.

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Your pictures on the theme of 'my best photo'

Images from our readers on the theme of "my best photo".

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End of hedonism? Why Britain turned its back on clubbing

In the last five years, around 400 clubs have closed in Britain – could the lasting impact of the pandemic play a part?

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The man with a mind-reading chip in his brain, thanks to Elon Musk

Noland Arbaugh tells the BBC how being the first Neuralink patient has changed his life.

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$769,500 earrings recovered after Florida man swallows them

The man allegedly swallowed two pairs of earrings worth $769,500 (£597,000) hoping to avoid being charged with theft.

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Extreme day trips: 'I go abroad then fly home in time for bed'

Extreme day trips are popular on social media but have drawn criticism over environmental concerns.

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An earthquake prediction went viral. Is it giving people false hope?

On social media a self-proclaimed earthquake predictor says he can forecast big shakes, but experts say it's pure luck.

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IPL 2025: Ban on use of saliva to shine cricket balls lifted

Players have used saliva and sweat to polish one side of the ball in order to make it swing in the air.

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The bizarre quantum paradox of 'negative time'

Cause is usually followed by effect, but in the quantum world, time's sequencing is not so straightforward.

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