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- “The Grab” by Italian street artists Cosimo “Cheone” Caiffa and Mor Pavone in Nerviano, near Milan, Italy
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- This guy got people from around the world to teach him their favourite dance moves. Credit: Ed People
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China’s Pinglu Canal is open. What will change for locals?
17 Sept 2026 China’s “project of the century”, the Pinglu Canal, has opened, promising new opportunities for trade and development. But what does the mega project mean for people living along its banks? From residents hoping for new jobs and … Continue reading
Neanderthals on the subway | Ella Al-Shamahi
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I’m 42 & this is my life
16 Aug 2026 Van life in the Italian Alps right at a huge wild fire…. That brings up a lot of questions about life. I hope everyone who is living close to a wild fire is okay and my thoughts … Continue reading
Why Are Whales Lying On Their Backs? #animals #biology #ocean #whales #science #learning #motherhood
making my dreams come true somewhere in northern italy
18 May 2026 It’s that time of year again… My slow summer in Camogli has begun, and what a way to start! This vlog follows a week in my life somewhere in northern Italy, making my wildest dreams come true … Continue reading
The Barf Bag Episode
30 Apr 2026 The Rest Is Science What can a humble airplane sick bag teach us about physics, engineering, and the limits of the human stomach; And why are there people out there collecting thousands of them? Professor Hannah Fry … Continue reading