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Emotional infidelity: The flirtation that undermines couples - BBC Worklife

Physical cheating is a boundary many couples agree on. But fuzzy boundaries around what's allowed emotionally can complicate things – and break up relationships all the same.

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Route 66's glowing mystery orb - BBC Travel

A floating orange ball over the famed US route has puzzled travellers for more than 100 years. And while most agree that the Hornet Spook Light exists, few agree on what causes it.

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Stem cell patch surgery to mend spina bifida in the womb - BBC News

Three babies have been born after receiving the landmark treatment in the US.

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Biden issues federal pardons for 'simple possession' of marijuana - BBC New

The move brings President Biden closer to his campaign pledge to decriminalise recreational cannabis.

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(155) What Happens When You Break a Vial of Radioactive Tritium? - YouTube

In this video I break open some vials of tritium to see if it actually in creases the local radioactivity in the area around me. I use a Geiger counter to ch...

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How limitless green energy would change the world - BBC Future

Limitless renewable energy would offer tantalising benefits: emissions-free heating, greener fertiliser and electric transport. But overcoming the obstacles will not be easy.

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In pictures: Easter Island statues damaged by fire - BBC News

Many of the enigmatic stone-carved statues are "totally charred" according to local authorities.

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The controversy over an incredible archaeological discovery - BBC Culture

New film The Lost King tells the story of the unearthing of English King Richard III's remains from beneath a car park. But not everyone is happy about it, writes Neil Armstrong.

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xkcd: Easy or Hard

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Africa's week in pictures: 30 September - 6 October 2022 - BBC News

A selection of the best photos from across Africa and beyond this week.

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A new mission to see Titanic - BBC Travel

For many, seeing the world's most famous shipwreck is a lifelong dream. And now, paying adventurers called "mission specialists" can get the chance to explore Titanic up close.

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Boogie Nights: How Hollywood and porn shaped each other - BBC Culture

As Boogie Nights, Paul Thomas Anderson's nostalgic portrait of the "Golden Age" of adult film turns 25, what do the film and porn industries have in common, asks Rachel Pronger.

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Wildlife abandons 'Europe's Amazon' nature reserve - BBC News

Forest fires ignited by Russian shelling have devastated Ukraine's Drevlyansky reserve.

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Tesla's Optimus and the problem with humanoids - BBC News

Unlike Elon Musk's latest creation, the most useful robots, experts say, do not look human - so far.

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John Simpson: Zelensky strikes all the right notes - BBC News

A quiet, charming, unassuming man - and arguably the most popular leader on Earth.

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Conservation: Explosion in frog numbers after mass pond digging - BBC News

Scientists brought endangered species back from the brink by simply building more ponds.

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‘Exploited’ foreign doctors worry about risk to UK patients - BBC News

Medics working in some British hospitals face “slave-type” conditions, says a doctors’ group.

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Ashley Wadsworth murder: 'What were her last words - did she ask for us?' -

Concerned for her welfare, Ashley Wadsworth was poised to fly home to Canada when she was murdered.

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Nurse Lucy Letby poisoned babies with insulin, trial told - BBC News

Lucy Letby is described as a "constant malevolent presence" at the opening of her murder trial.

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Elon Musk wades into China and Taiwan tensions - BBC News

The billionaire wins China's praise for comments but Taipei says freedom is "not for sale".

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Hythe: Milk carton DNA lands bungling burglar in jail - BBC News

Jake Finn was caught on CCTV putting down his carton of milk while trying to remove the till.

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Mark Zuckerberg reveals new Quest Pro VR headset - BBC News

Facebook-owner Meta has revealed a new VR headset as part of its continued metaverse push.

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Nasa's Dart spacecraft 'changed path of asteroid' - BBC News

Smashing a probe into threatening space rocks is a strategy to defend Earth, an experiment confirms.

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(165) Arthur C. Clarke Does Not Believe In The Bermuda Triangle | The Dick

English science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke discusses his plans to watch the final Apollo flight to the Moon, Apollo 17, rumours about the Bermuda Triang...

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The Moorish invention that tamed Spain's mountains - BBC Future

An ancient Moorish invention has been providing water to the Sierra Nevada mountains for more than 1,000 years, making life possible in one of Europe's driest regions.

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