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Suspected mushroom poisoning: Australian woman arrested over three deaths -
An Australian woman is in custody after the deaths of three people at a lunch she served in July.
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xkcd: Under the Stars
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Migrants to Europe dying in gun battles and car crashes - BBC News
In the Western Balkans, smuggler gangs are engaging in deadly shootouts as migrant numbers keep rising.
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Germany asks forgiveness for Tanzania colonial crimes - BBC News
German forces killed almost 300,000 people during the Maji Maji rebellion in the early 1900s.
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Uganda court fines US couple $28,000 for child cruelty - BBC News
The couple had faced life in prison on charges of torture but agreed to a plea bargain.
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AI: Scientists excited by tool that grades severity of rare cancer - BBC Ne
AI is twice as good at grading the aggressiveness of tumours than lab analysis, a study suggests.
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AI Summit: Elon Musk thinks some would put planet before people - BBC News
King enters debate on AI as UK holds summit and announces global declaration on managing threats.
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Strikes on south Gaza: BBC verifies attacks in areas of ‘safety’ - BBC News
The BBC has analysed four strikes in south Gaza, where civilians were told to evacuate to.
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Boris Johnson thought old people should accept Covid fate, inquiry told - B
The former PM's handling of the virus comes under attack over six hours of testimony by aides.
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Legal row over 2,800,000% mark-up for African mask - BBC News
A French couple cry foul after receiving only €150 for a mask that later fetched €4.2m at auction.
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The Halloween sweets that poisoned Bradford - BBC News
How Victorian Britain - and food - was changed forever by a cost-cutting mix-up at a Bradford pharmacy.
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xkcd: Breaker Box
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'Christmas creep': Why holiday candy hits shelves so early - BBC Worklife
Candy canes, marshmallow Santas and gelt go on sale as soon as Halloween is over – sometimes earlier. This 'Christmas creep' is starting sooner and sooner.
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White Island: Company found guilty over New Zealand volcano disaster - BBC
The judge criticises Whakaari Management for "astonishing failures" after the deaths of 22 people.
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Reporting on Gaza: 'Sometimes from behind the camera I just stand and cry'
Gazan journalist Mahmoud Bassam risks everything to document people's suffering.
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The world's best tourism villages in 2023 - BBC Travel
A brand-new list by the United Nations World Tourism Organization is highlighting rural communities across the globe that are harvesting tourism for good.
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Jimmy Red corn grits with egg yolks - BBC Travel
Almost lost to time, US chef Sean Brock has helped revive an heirloom grain called Jimmy Red corn, serving the creamy grits with luscious cured egg yolks on top.
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Dr Matthew Lani: TikTok star arrested in South Africa - BBC News
Matthew Lani garnered thousands of followers by sharing advice and selling medication online.
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US announces 'strongest global action yet' on AI safety - BBC News
The measures have been issued less than 48 hours before the UK hosts an AI safety summit.
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How the right to repair might change technology - BBC Future
Fixing devices and appliances is currently tricky – but new consumer rights laws are seeking to change that. Chris Stokel-Walker looks at how this might change the technology we use.
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Portuguese police apologise to Madeleine McCann's parents - BBC News
Senior officers travelled to the UK to meet Gerry McCann earlier this year, the BBC is told.
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Fingernails: Film asks, what if a machine could find your life partner? - B
Jessie Buckley and Riz Ahmed star in Christos Nikou's intriguing drama about modern dating.
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Would you drink genetically modified beer? - BBC News
A growing number of US brewers are now using GM yeast to make their beers.
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The Tanzanians searching for their grandfathers' skulls in Germany - BBC Ne
Descendants of 19 men hanged 123 years ago have spent decades searching for their remains.
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Alien language: If we met extraterrestrials, could we talk to them? - BBC F
Alien lifeforms are likely to have evolved their own unique ways of communicating, so how might humanity communicate with them if ever make contact?
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