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Five things you need to know about The Odyssey

'Full of magic and humanity': Five things you need to know about The Odyssey As Christopher Nolan's epic blockbuster starring Matt...

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Caryn James

This Greek island has a dark past. Now it's covered in rare seals

This Greek island has a dark past. Now it's covered in rare seals For half a century, Gyaros was off-limits to the world as a military prison and...

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Tom Peeters

What the Middle Ages can teach us about preventing burnout

What the Middle Ages can teach us about preventing burnout Stress and mental exhaustion aren't new – in medieval times, they were prevalent....

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David Robson

Good at maths and into jazz: Nine extraordinary things you probably didn't know about sharks

Good at maths and into jazz: Nine extraordinary things you probably didn't know about sharks Humans have more in common with these elite ocean...

previous day 8

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Jocelyn Timperley

Is tracking your food purchases good for your health?

Is tracking your food purchases good for your health? With a packet of biscuits in one hand and her smartphone in the other in the biscuits sucrées...

previous day 8

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John Laurenson

Ride Argentina's first solar train through 10,000 years of Indigenous history

Ride Argentina's first solar train through 10,000 years of Indigenous history The zero-emissions luxury train is taking travellers through...

monday 10

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Monica Meade

The nuclear submarine wreck that is a 'time bomb'

'At risk of horrific contamination': The Soviet nuclear submarine wreck that is a 'ticking time bomb' In 1989, the Komsomolets...

monday 1

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Fiona Macdonald

How to future-proof your ears

'Once it's gone, it's gone': How to future-proof your hearing It's not just rocket launches and death metal concerts that...

monday 10

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Elizabeth Anne Brown

How Indian scientists are mapping the brain's last frontier

How Indian scientists are mapping the brain's last frontier For more than a century, neuroscientists have studied the human brain much as early...

monday 8

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Soutik Biswas

Mauritania: A rare glimpse at one of the world's least-visited nations

Mauritania: A rare glimpse at one of the world's least-visited nations Located almost entirely in the Sahara, Mauritania is home to centuries-old...

12.07.2026 10

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Jordi Busqué

Which is the oldest English accent?

'They were competing for supremacy': Which is the oldest English accent? Two BBC journalists go on a quest to find out whose accent is older...

12.07.2026 6

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Molly Gorman And William Park

One of these faces is AI. Can you identify which?

See if you can spot an AI deepfake with our test Psychologist Dr Clare Sutherland is holding up two large photos. One shows the face of an Australian...

12.07.2026 10

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Calum Watson

Ice on testicles and donating blood: The myths sold to men trying to boost their sperm

Ice on testicles and donating blood - the myths sold to men trying to boost their sperm Every morning, Simon starts his day in a sauna, with an ice...

12.07.2026 9

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Jacqui Wakefield

Seven things you shouldn't do when eating in Italy

Seven things you shouldn't do when eating in Italy From ordering a cappuccino after breakfast to sprinkling cheese on your fish, avoid these...

11.07.2026 9

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Eva Sandoval

This 123-year-old air-con system has lessons for managing today's extreme heat

This 123-year-old air-con system has lessons for managing today's sweltering heat As climate change roasts cities around the world, air...

11.07.2026 9

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Chris Baraniuk

Five key scenes from the Bayeux Tapestry, and the story they tell

Five key scenes from the Bayeux Tapestry, and the story they tell Power struggles, betrayal and bloody battles - these are the events shown in great...

11.07.2026 9

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Ian Youngs

The Englishwoman who sketched India before photography took hold

The Englishwoman who sketched India before photography took hold Long before photography became the visual language of empire, one Englishwoman was...

11.07.2026 9

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Sudha G Tilak

Chaos and confusion reign as Harry loses media battle

Chaos and confusion reign as Harry loses media battle Prince Harry's visit this week was meant to be the dramatic moment when his wife Meghan...

11.07.2026 8

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Sean Coughlan

Meet the crypto billionaires building a world where money buys you a vote

Meet the crypto billionaires building a world where money buys you a vote The Free Republic of Liberland doesn't look like much from the boat....

11.07.2026 30

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Matt Shea

Twelve men and 12 women enter a Buddhist temple - will the monks help them find love?

Twelve men and 12 women enter a Buddhist temple - will the monks help them find love? A monk draped in burnt-orange robes faces a row of young men and...

11.07.2026 10

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Jake Kwon

How tacos became Norway's national comfort food

How tacos became Norway's national comfort food An oil boom, a supermarket opportunity and decades of adaptation transformed the taco from a...

10.07.2026 30

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Laura Hall

The 1980s doomsday cult that ensnared the young and beautiful

'I was so brainwashed': The 1980s doomsday cult that ensnared the young and beautiful Led by an enigmatic New York socialite who claimed to...

10.07.2026 10

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Nick Levine

Why some people are mosquito magnets

Why do mosquitoes bite some people more than others? Long before they land, mosquitoes are reading our body signals from afar. Find out if you feature...

10.07.2026 2

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Katherine Wang

The weirdest things that mess up your wi-fi

The weirdest things that mess up wi-fi - and how to improve your signal The world runs on wi-fi, but strange things can stand in its way – including...

09.07.2026 10

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Thomas Germain

The return of Canada's most famous backpacking trail

The return of Canada's 'breathtaking, must-see hike' With its glacier-fed waterfalls and turquoise lakes, the Berg Lake Trail is one of...

09.07.2026 1

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Jennifer Malloy

Why Total Eclipse of the Heart is the most epic song ever written

'Inescapably epic': Why Total Eclipse of the Heart is the most dramatic pop song ever written With the news of Bonnie Tyler's death at...

09.07.2026 29000

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Fraser Morris

Wealthy AI workers send San Francisco house prices soaring

Wealthy AI workers send San Francisco house prices soaring On a tree-lined street in the affluent Duboce Triangle residential neighbourhood of San...

09.07.2026 10

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Zoe Corbyn

The Odyssey: 'A story of sex, strategy and power'

'A story of sex, strategy and power': How women shape the plot of Homer's Odyssey The epic 2,800-year-old poem – now adapted for the...

08.07.2026 20

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Daisy Dunn

What went wrong with the live-action Moana

What went wrong with the live-action Moana The latest of Disney's live-action remakes, of its beloved 2006 animation, opens this week – and...

08.07.2026 10

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Nicholas Barber

The 1920s paintings that changed how the world saw Canada

'A distinct Canadian character': The 1920s paintings that changed how the world saw Canada The Group of Seven was Canada's first...

07.07.2026 30

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Cath Pound

The largest migration of animals on the planet is also its most mysterious

The twilight zone: Every night trillions of tiny creatures rise from the ocean depths In the ocean's twilight zone, where the reach of the Sun...

07.07.2026 20

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Katherine Latham

The world's most liveable cities in 2026

What it's like to live in the world's most liveable cities in 2026 The Economist Intelligence Unit's latest Global Liveability Index...

07.07.2026 30

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Lindsey Galloway

Robots available for rent: But what can they do?

Robots available for rent: But what can they do? In hospitals across the US, patients and staff have become accustomed to seeing a one-armed,...

07.07.2026 10

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Chris Marshall

Walk the Scottish landscape that revealed Earth's true age

Walk the Scottish coast that changed science The one-mile coastal walk, launched to mark the 300th anniversary of James Hutton's birth, leads...

06.07.2026 4

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Stuart Kenny

How J Paul Getty became the world's richest man

'I never had the feeling that I was flush in cash': How J Paul Getty became the world's richest man The US oil billionaire's...

06.07.2026 4

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Fiona Macdonald

Quit your New Year's resolution? Here's your second chance

How the 'fresh start' effect can help you stick to good habits Whether it's a birthday, mid-year or a Monday morning, psychologists say...

06.07.2026 20

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Melissa Hogenboom

Travellers are stuffing their bags with sun cream

Travellers are now stuffing their bags with sun cream From Seoul to Paris, pharmacies and beauty stores have become must-visit stops for travellers...

05.07.2026 10

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Eva Sandoval

The strangest game in football history

Losing to win: The strangest game in football history Sometimes sporting rules can incentivise teams to do behave in ways that appear to defy logic...

05.07.2026 10

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Kit Yates

A presidential snub? The mix-up that left the Beatles feeling fear in the Philippines

A presidential snub? The mix-up that left the Beatles feeling fear in the Philippines It was a Beatles tour that pivoted from triumph to disaster in a...

05.07.2026 10

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Paul Burnell

The super-cooled squirrel that comes back to life

This super-cooled squirrel could revolutionise emergency care No other mammal can survive colder body temperatures than the Arctic ground squirrel....

04.07.2026 20

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Katarina Zimmer

China's internet got so mad about a celebrity's 'bad' singing, her concert was cancelled

China's internet got so mad about a celebrity's 'bad' singing, her concert was cancelled Popularity can make or break a career in...

04.07.2026 30

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Koh Ewe

The view that inspired America's most beautiful song

The view that inspired America's most beautiful song In 1893, a teacher scaled Pikes Peak in Colorado and penned one of the US's most...

03.07.2026 7

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Paige Triola

How a Canadian Back to the Future parody became an international cult hit

'We have hundreds of thousands of fans': How a Canadian Back to the Future parody became an international cult hit A low-budget riff on the...

03.07.2026 10

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Calum Marsh

Alex Eala's historic Wimbledon run thrills boxing-obsessed Philippines

Alex Eala's historic Wimbledon run thrills boxing-obsessed Philippines Alexandra Eala has reached the third round of the women's singles at...

03.07.2026 10

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Joel Guinto

How the fear of infection warps our minds

News of disease outbreaks can warp our brains in strange and subtle ways The "behavioural immune system" can drive harsher moral judgement...

03.07.2026 10

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David Robson

A sweet bun so good it inspired a national holiday

A sweet bun so good it inspired a national holiday Each summer, Poland awaits bilberry season in order to eat jagodianzki, traditional berry-filled...

03.07.2026 20

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Olga Mecking

AI is 'not smart' so what's next in artificial intelligence?

AI is 'not smart' so what's next in artificial intelligence? "We don't have robots that are nearly as good at understanding...

03.07.2026 10

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Ben Morris

The original TV Little House on the Prairie was a true American horror story

Masked men to morphine addiction: The original TV Little House on the Prairie was a true American horror story A Netflix spin on the classic...

02.07.2026 20

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Laura Martin