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Sandy Hook: Alex Jones loses case over 'hoax' remarks - BBC News
The radio host must pay the families of victims after calling the Sandy Hook school shooting a "hoax".
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Kilogram of nails, screws and knives removed from man's stomach - BBC News
The man had begun swallowing metal objects after quitting alcohol, doctors in Lithuania said.
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DeepMind faces legal action over NHS data use - BBC News
A law firm is bringing the action on behalf of 1.6 million patients at the Royal Free NHS Trust.
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Spanish women filmed urinating left humiliated by judge - BBC News
Eighty women and girls were videoed by secret cameras, but a Spanish judge dismissed the case.
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Why do people run marathons? - BBC Future
Ahead of the London marathon this weekend, Anne McCarthy explores what motivates people to take up endurance running.
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The Nature Conservancy announces 2021 photo contest winners - BBC News
The image was taken by Anup Shah in the Central African Republic.
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Europe's Mercury space mission in final stretch - BBC News
The BepiColombo spacecraft gets its first glimpse of the Solar System's innermost planet.
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Always-on Processor magic: How Find My works while iPhone is powered off
Update: We wrote a paper with even more technical details :) iOS 15.0 introduces a new feature: an iPhone can be located with Find My even ...
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AI can predict if it will rain in two hours' time - BBC News
The forecasting system can predict the weather with about 89% accuracy.
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Why you make better first impressions than you think - BBC Worklife
We often cringe after conversations, convinced we made a bad impression. But research says we may be more likeable than we think.
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French ex-officer's DNA ends 35-year murder hunt - BBC News
François Vérove took his life before he could be questioned and provide a DNA sample.
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Danish museum wants artist to pay back money after producing blank canvasse
The artist was given around $83,000 to recreate old artworks, but then produced two blank canvasses.
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Are office perks obsolete? - BBC Worklife
Ten years ago, workplaces were all about tangible perks. But now workers want something different from their employers.
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Creatures of the dawn: How radioactivity unlocked deep time - BBC Future
When scientists discovered the energy embedded within atoms, it transformed how we think about the long-term future of humanity, writes the historian Thomas Moynihan.
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Zaid Ait Malek: The stowaway who became a Spanish ultra running star - BBC
Zaid Ait Malek had always been a good runner. Now it would make the difference between capture and escape.
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JK Rowling table saved from cafe gutted by fire - BBC News
The antique that sections of the Harry Potter books were written on is now being taken to a restorer.
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Afghanistan: US-Taliban deal hastened Afghan collapse, defence officials sa
The February 2020 deal set a date for the US to pull out and strengthened the Taliban, generals say.
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The English county with more waterways than Venice - BBC Travel
Norfolk's seafaring traditions continue to shape the county's cultural identity, with passionate people on the Norfolk Broads working towards a greener, more sustainable future.
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Ecuador jail: Death toll in Guayaquil prison fight passes 100 - BBC News
With bodies decapitated or dismembered, it could take days for the victims to be identified.
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YouTube to remove all anti-vaccine misinformation - BBC News
Videos saying vaccines cause autism, cancer or infertility are among those banned from the platform.
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New species of dinosaur unearthed by Isle of Wight fossil hunters - BBC New
About 50 bones of the carnivorous dinosaurs are found on a beach in southern England.
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Daintree: World Heritage rainforest handed back to Aboriginal owners - BBC
The historic deal in Australia is for the world's oldest tropical rainforest, the Daintree.
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The race to replace persistent chemicals in our homes - BBC News
Why widely-used PFAS coatings found on objects like frying pans and raincoats are in the spotlight.
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India's nostalgic passion for old typewriters - BBC Future
For some Indian enthusiasts, vintage typewriters aren't outdated pieces of machinery – they're practical and cherished possessions.
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Vitamin A treatment trial for Covid loss of smell - BBC News
Volunteers will receive brain scans and be asked to sniff powerful odours such as rotten eggs and roses.
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