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Caviar sales soar as more people get a taste for posh fish eggs - BBC News

Global producers of caviar say that demand has soared since the first lockdown.

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Why we are in 'the age of artificial islands' - BBC Future

We are building more islands than ever before. In the latest edition of Anthropo-Scene, we explore the striking results of humanity's attempts to colonise the world's lakes and oceans.

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BBC NEWS | Europe | German cannibal guilty of murder

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Berlin cannibal jailed for murdering engineer - BBC News

A German court finds a man guilty of murdering a man he met on an online dating site.

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Denmark frees suspected pirates in dinghy in Gulf of Guinea - BBC News

The suspects had been detained at sea in the Gulf of Guinea in November. A fourth remains in custody.

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France fines Google and Facebook over cookies - BBC News

French regulators have fined Google and Facebook for violating EU privacy rules.

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Simon Reeve: 'I feel a hypocrite over my carbon footprint' - BBC News

The TV adventurer says he hopes the honest stories in his shows mitigate their environmental impact.

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Turkmenistan plans to close its 'Gateway to Hell' - BBC News

The site, a fire burning for decades in a huge desert gas crater, is a popular tourist attraction.

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James Webb telescope completes epic deployment sequence - BBC News

With the unpacking of its big mirror, the $10bn telescope is on track to begin its historic mission.

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The forgotten medieval habit of 'two sleeps' - BBC Future

For millennia, people slept in two shifts – once in the evening, and once in the morning. But why? And how did the habit disappear?

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The AI software that could turn you in to a music star - BBC News

Artificial intelligence is now smart enough to write tracks that earn streaming service royalties.

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Will workers continue to pay a price for flexibility? - BBC Worklife

Employees with non-traditional working arrangements have been punished in pay and promotions alike. As flexible work becomes the norm, can we end the penalty?

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Iniskim Umaapi: Is this Canada's 'Stonehenge'? - BBC Travel

Built by ancient Indigenous People and long considered to be sacred, the Iniskim Umaapi medicine wheel in Alberta is one of the oldest religious monuments in the world.

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The benefits of intermittent fasting the right way - BBC Future

Intermittent fasting offers the tantalising promise that changing mealtimes, and not the meals, can be good for you. But what are the dos and don'ts of eating less frequently?

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Stendhal syndrome: The travel syndrome that causes panic - BBC Travel

Affecting travellers every year, this bizarre phenomenon sees visitors to Florence suffer psychological breakdowns after being overwhelmed by the city's abundance of great art.

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Dealing with the Limitations of Gatsby Source Drupal - YouTube

Gatsby.js is a self described "blazing-fast" static site generator for React. With the gatsby-source-drupal plugin you can easily pull data from a Drupal 8 s...

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Man gets genetically-modified pig heart in world-first transplant - BBC New

David Bennett, 57, is doing well three days after the experimental surgery, doctors say.

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Huge fossilised ‘sea dragon’ found in Rutland reservoir - BBC News

The creature lived more than 90 million years ago and its remains were found poking out of the mud.

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Your teen's being sarcastic? It's a sign of intelligence - BBC Future

Young children don't get sarcasm – but by the time they're teens, it can be their default mode. Here's what science tells us about the mental acrobatics behind that wry one-liner.

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Vård av Barn: The Swedish parents paid to care for sick kids - BBC Worklife

When children fall ill in Sweden, parents can take time off to care for them, while still pocketing 80% of their salaries. But the pandemic has put pressure on the popular policy.

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Escaped Dutch youth offender shot dead in Belgium - BBC News

The young man reportedly took two people hostage, drove over the border and opened fire on police.

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Don't Look Up: What's the plan to deal with asteroids and comets? - BBC New

Hollywood loves movies about space rocks hitting earth, but how would we deal with the real thing?

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Alps murders: French police arrest suspect over killing of British family -

A man arrested over the deaths of a British family and a French citizen is ruled out as their killer.

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