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Extinction Rebellion: what do they want--and is it realistic? |
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Light pollution not improving, says CPRE |
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Early ocean plastic litter traced to 1960s |
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Extinction Rebellion London protest: 290 arrested |
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Stonehenge: DNA reveals origin of builders |
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Microplastics found in 'pristine' Pyrenees mountains |
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Seychelles president makes underwater speech calling for
protection for oceans |
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Plastic toys: Is it time we cut back? |
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India eco-school: Is this the greenest campus on Earth? |
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The butterflies that could stop Trump's wall |
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Tasmanian devils 'adapting to coexist with cancer' |
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What does the world of everyday physics look like? |
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Light pollution not improving, says CPRE |
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TED 2019: The $50 lab burger transforming food |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-47724267
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Dozens arrested in Extinction Rebellion climate change protest |
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Vodafone 'gigafast' ad banned after Virgin Media complaint |
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Apple and Qualcomm settle billion-dollar lawsuit |
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TED 2019: Twitter boss offers to demote likes and follows |
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Game of Thrones: Now TV glitch hits Apple TV owners |
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PlayStation 5: Sony reveals first details of next-gen console |
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Facebook challenged to give TED talk on political ads |
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Under-18s face 'like' and 'streaks' limits on social media |
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Black Holes Are Awesome. Why Are Their Names Usually So
Boring? |
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Amazon 'flooded by fake five-star reviews'--Which? report |
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Swedish Social Democrats' Twitter account hacked |
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Disney, Netflix, Amazon: The battle for streaming survival |
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Fortnite: Is Prince Harry right to want game banned? |
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What do drones and GPS owe to a 1744 shipwreck? |
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How can you stop your kids viewing harmful web content? |
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How social media is changing comedy |
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How does it feel to be watched at work all the time? |
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Tech Tent: Should we relax about screen time? |
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It's Disney's turn to launch a streaming service |
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Labour pledges to scrap primary Sats if elected |
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Primary pupils 'must learn about same-sex relationships' |
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Parents find out about primary school places |
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Four out of 10 teachers plan to quit, survey suggests |
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Free sanitary products plan extended to primary girls |
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Risedale Sports and Community College stops exclusions |
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The 'untold misery' of special needs shortfalls |
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Graffiti punished by reading--'It worked!' says prosecutor |
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'How I made fathers in Senegal carry babies on their backs' |
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'I was the only girl in A-level electronics' |
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Middle classes losing out to ultra-rich |
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Why do we like magic when we know it's a trick? |
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What does the world of everyday physics look like? |
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Grenfell family placed on council house waiting list |
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Primary pupils 'must learn about same-sex relationships' |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-47947385
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Northampton child cruelty: Parents guilty of locking boy in
room |
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Chinese school's car project prompts class bias debate |
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Labour pledges to scrap primary Sats if elected |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-47950985
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Fairford school worker 'sacked for view on LGBT teaching' |
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Poorer students' education allowance drops by 1.6 million
pounds |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-47947244
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Measles cases quadruple globally in 2019, says UN |
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Statins 'don't work well for one in two people' |
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Sleep myths 'damaging your health' |
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Spina bifida womb op baby back home in Essex |
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Ebola outbreak 'not global emergency yet' |
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Web therapy 'calmed my irritable bowels' |
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Italian police arrest 34 people in 'bone-breaking' scam |
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Is it really worth injecting vitamins? |
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Stoma bags: Bin rules 'can add to house share struggles' |
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Oregon woman lived until 99 with organs in the wrong places |
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Umbilical cord art--would you do it? |
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How we became part of a kidney swap chain |
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Sport in Wales creates society benefits 'worth 3.4 billion
pounds' |
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'A wonder drug helped me eat--then for 10 years I had to go
without' |
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Technology to keep dementia patients out of hospital |
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A rasher of bacon 'ups cancer risk' |
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Breech baby scan 'would save lives' |
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NHS Tayside chemotherapy dose reduction decision 'lacked
consultation' |
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Measles cases quadruple globally in 2019, says UN |
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Poacher Killed by Elephant and Eaten by Lions in South Africa |
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Captured 17-Foot-Long Python Was About to Have 73 Babies |
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Deadly Fungal 'Superbug' Spreads Worldwide, Alarming
Scientists |
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Stargazing T. Rex Gets a 67-Million-Year-Old View of the Night
Sky |
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Was this Famous Revolutionary War Hero Intersex? |
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The Sun Is Spitting Out 'Lava Lamp Blobs' 500 Times the Size
of Earth |
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What Exactly Is a Black Hole Event Horizon (and What Happens
There)? |
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Vitamins from Food--Not Supplements--Linked with Longer Life |
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Physicists Scramble to Understand the Extreme Crystals Hiding
Inside Giant, Alien Planets |
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The Oldest Ice on Earth May Be Hiding 1.5 Miles Beneath
Antarctica |
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The Old English Verse 'Beowulf' Was Likely Written by a Single
Author |
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These Rocks Look like They Could Topple at Any Moment. They
Hold 1,000 Years of Earthquake Secrets. |
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Why Giant Tortoise Sex Became the Basis of a Key 'Game of
Thrones' Sound Effect |
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How Bad Can the NYC Measles Outbreak Get? |
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Dozens of Mummified Mice and Birds Found in Ancient Egyptian
Tomb |
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Stone Circles Ringed House that May Have Belonged to the
Neolithic 'One Percent' |
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Largest Unnamed Object in the Solar System Needs You...To
Choose Its Moniker |
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IT'S HERE: The First-Ever Close-Up of a Black Hole |
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Cherokee Wrote Backward Messages in Cave to Speak to the
Spirit World |
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Why Is the First-Ever Black Hole Picture an Orange Ring? |
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3 Huge Questions the Black Hole Image Didn't Answer |
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New Species of Early Human Is Even Smaller than the 'Hobbit' |
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How Did Astronomers Capture the First-Ever Close-Up of a Black
Hole? |
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An Odd Eye Injury Caused a Man's Iris to 'Collapse' |
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The First Cave Art from the Balkans May Date Back 30,000 Years |
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Glaciers in European Alps Could Disappear by 2100 |
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Historic First Images of a Black Hole Show Einstein Was Right
(Again) |
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Is Dark Matter Fuzzy? |
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Fountains of Plasma Rain Might Explain One of the Biggest
Mysteries of the Sun |
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All Your Questions About the New Black Hole Image Answered |
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Reference: Dragons: A Brief History of the Mythical,
Fire-Breathing Beasts |
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Is It Solid? Or Is It Liquid? New Kind of Matter Is Both. |
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This Newfound Extinct Human Lineage also Mated with Modern
Humans |
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Fall into the Google Doodle of a Black Hole |
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Scott Kelly's Year in Space May Have Aged Him--But He's Mostly
Fine |
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Israel's Beresheet Spacecraft Crashes into Moon During Landing
Attempt |
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Israeli Lander Failure Marks 1st Moon Crash in 48 Years |
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Football-Size 'Bugs' Feast on an Alligator in this Creepy
Deep-Sea Video |
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Here's What Happens When You Put Giant Sea Spiders into Boot
Camp |
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Depression-Era Workers Found Strange Fossilized Beasts in
'Texas Serengeti' |
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What if Winter Lasted for Years like It Does on 'Game of
Thrones'? |
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Reference: Hypernatremia and Hyponatremia: Causes and Risks of
Sodium Imbalance |
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