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The Himalayan village that confiscates single-use plastics
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The village that confiscates plastic
This tiny Himalayan village has shunned single-use plastics – the impact is too serious for them.
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Boris Johnson: £400m a week claim fact-checked
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Boris Johnson: £400m a week claim fact-checked
Is the prime minister right to say the UK's bill for staying in the EU would rise to £400m per week?
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Why are so few women inventors named on patents?
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Why are so few women inventors named on patents?
Women inventors account for just under 13% of patent applications globally, according to a study.
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How a horrible goose topped the gaming chart
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How a horrible goose topped the gaming chart
An indie video game about a menacing goose has become a surprise hit.
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What links Silicon Valley and tinned food?
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What can Silicon Valley learn from tinned food?
What's the best way to encourage innovation?
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Why are cathedrals hosting helter-skelters and golf courses?
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The cathedrals offering all the fun of the fair
From giant models of the Moon to a helter-skelter - buildings for worship are being used in the pursuit of fun.
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The last legal sex workers in Tunisia
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The last legal sex workers in Tunisia
Many state-regulated brothels have closed amid pressure from women's rights and religious opponents.
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Who decides the length of prison sentences?
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Why do prisoners serve only half their sentence?
The Conservatives are promising tougher sentences - but how does society decide who goes to jail?
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Adam Lambert: 'Coming out is an act of defiance'
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Adam Lambert: 'Coming out is an act of defiance'
The pop star discusses sexuality, making Cher cry, and whether Queen could share a bill with Abba.
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How to weigh a whale without a scale
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How to weigh a whale without a scale
Drones can be used to work out the body mass of the largest animals on the planet, helping in their conservation.
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Kangaroo killings: Australian charged with driving car into 20 animals
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Australia driver charged with killing 20 kangaroos
The 19-year-old man is accused of attacking the animals with his car in a "senseless slaughter".
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Harvard University cleared of racial bias in admissions process
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Harvard cleared of bias in admissions process
The elite college had been accused of discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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Boris Johnson to set out details of 'final' Brexit offer
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UK Brexit plans to include Irish customs checks
The PM addresses his party conference in Manchester before submitting the new proposals to Brussels.
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North Korea may have fired missile from submarine
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North Korea may have fired missile from submarine
The missile launch comes hours after Pyongyang said nuclear talks with the US would finally resume.
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Hong Kong protest: City reels from 'one of its most violent days'
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Hong Kong reels from 'one of its most violent days'
One protester was shot in the chest, and nearly 270 people were arrested in battles with police.
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Peru's vice-president resigns and calls for new general election
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Peru's vice-president resigns amid power struggle
Mercedes Aráoz had been named interim leader by legislators after the president dissolved Congress.
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Periods: Can women sharing stories break down taboos?
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Periods: Can women sharing stories break down taboos?
From helping friends insert tampons to panicky confessions on first dates, people have been sharing stories about periods on social media.
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Harry Potter and the famous name
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Harry Potter and the famous name
Two Harry Potters and a Katie Price explain how having a famous name has affected their lives.
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World Athletics Championships: Adam Gemili 'heartbroken' after missing 200m medal
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World Athletics Championships: Adam Gemili 'heartbroken' after missing 200m medal - BBC Sport
British sprinter Adam Gemili feels he "let so many people down" after missing out on a medal in the men's 200m final in the World Athletics Championships.
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Donald Trump 'suggested shooting migrants in the legs'
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Donald Trump 'suggested shooting migrants in the legs'
He pushed aides towards extreme methods of deterring crossings at the southern border, a book says.
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'We must stick together' - Pochettino reacts to capitulation against Bayern
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Tottenham 2-7 Bayern Munich: Pochettino says Spurs must 'stick together'
Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino says his team must "stick together" after the embarrassment of a 7-2 home defeat by Bayern Munich.