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The photo that captures Covid's terrible toll - In April 2020, Indonesian photographer Joshua Irwandi captured one of the most chilling and poignant images of the pandemic. 18 hrs ago - Future
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Tech Decoded - Get timely, trusted tech news from BBC correspondents around the world, every Monday and Friday.3 months ago
'My peanut allergy nearly killed me - now I eat them every day for breakfast' -- Just a few years ago, Chris Brookes-Smith could have died from eating peanuts - but taking part in a clinical trial has changed his life.2 days ago
WhatsApp defends 'optional' AI tool that cannot be turned off -- While Meta says the AI chatbot is a "good thing", some users have shared their frustrations.2 days ago
Who will win the race to develop a humanoid robot? Humanoid robots are attracting a lot of investment but will China dominate the industry? 1 day ago4 hours ago
A reporter's quest for the perfect fragrance -- An immersive experience floating through a 'scent galaxy' offers a different sense of reality. -- Tech Now1 day ago
Bereaved parents demand tech firms 'protect children' -- Four families who believe social media had a role in the death of their children are protesting in New York. -- Technology15 hours ago
Inside YouTube's world of forgotten videos -- There's a secret side of YouTube, just beyond the guiding hand of the algorithm – and it's nothing like what you know. -- Future15 hours ago
Saturn v Jupiter - Katherine Parkinson, Paul Abel and Michele Dougherty1 month ago
Why you might be younger than you think you are6 days ago
How healthy are breakfast cereals? Fortified breakfast cereals can be a useful source of fibre, vitamins and minerals – but some are considered ultra-processed food. See more42 minutes ago
What genetics has taught us about race -- As US President Donald Trump takes aim at the Smithsonian Institution for "anti-American ideology", Adam Rutherford examines what the science of genetics has taught us about race.5 days ago
Why autism remains a genetic mystery -- Genetic factors are thought to play a major role in the development of autism – but for decades what they are has proven elusive. Now scientists are starting to uncover clues. -- 16 Apr 202519 hours ago
The quick test for the risk of early death -- Your reaction times can reveal a surprising amount about what's going on inside your body, from your brain health to your risk of an early death. -- 15 Apr 20252 days ago
Why you might not need a phone case anymore -- With smartphones tougher than ever, a new wave of phone minimalists say cases are for cowards. I joined the case-free cult, called the experts and braced for the sound of broken glass. -- 13 Apr 20254 days ago
The mystery of what causes ALS -- Scientists are racing to find out what causes this progressive disease. And they're starting to make some headway. -- 11 Apr 20256 days ago
When video games spill into reality -- Video games are the biggest form of entertainment in the world, but sometimes they bleed into people's lives offline in surprising and disturbing ways. -- 10 Apr 20257 days ago
The bitcoin miners in rural Zambia -- Tech Now visits Zambia to see how Bitcoin is helping to provide villagers with electricity. -- Tech Now14 days ago
How Karen Dunbar helped craft her Bafta-winning video game character -- The comedian won best supporting actor for her role as Finlay in Still Wakes the Deep. -- Technology15 days ago
What's inside a black hole? -- Black holes are one of the mysteries of the universe where all the laws of nature as we know them stop working. -- Science16 days ago
Will electric flight take off? -- The Tech Now team take to the skies in Sweden to explore developments in electric flight to clean up air travel. -- Tech Now1 day ago
Pupils studying esports in Scottish Borders school -- The esports course serves as a starting point for learners who want a career in the sector. -- Technology22 days ago
Using bubbles to remove forever chemicals from our water -- BBC Click visits a UK research team working on a solution to remove toxic chemicals known as PFAS from water. -- Science1 month ago
The open secret about rare earth minerals -- They are the focus of many diplomatic skirmishes, but how are rare earth minerals used and where are they found? -- Science & Health1 month ago
Can smart phones get smarter? -- BBC Click attends the Mobile World Congress to test the latest tech products and trends. -- Technology1 month ago
Can technology help reduce Parkinson's symptoms? -- BBC Click visits a Madrid hospital to see patients treated with an ultrasound for tremors. -- Technology1 month ago
How sex with Neanderthals changed us forever -- We find out what we gained when Homo sapiens mated with Homo neanderthalensis many thousands of years ago. -- Science1 month ago
The Lion King: How Mufasa was brought to life -- BBC Click speaks to the visual effects team behind the latest Disney blockbuster. -- Technology8 days ago
A real-life flying car takes to the skies -- From science-fiction to the real world, flying cars are here - but could the concept actually take off? -- Technology8 days ago
How the TikTok ban affected US influencers -- BBC Click meets TikTok creator Peggy Xu who gained millions of views sharing milk videos. -- Technology8 days ago
A 'clinic in a box' that can check whether you're healthy -- The 'clinic' in a box' is a remote doctor's appointment that can take place anywhere. -- Science & Health8 days ago
How did Darwin come up with his theory of evolution? -- The British naturalist embarked on an extraordinary journey, did hundreds of experiments, and wrote for 20 years. -- Science8 days ago
Is this the world's first AI-powered hotel? -- BBC Click's Paul Carter visits the world's first fully AI-powered hotel in Las Vegas. -- Technology8 days ago
Jesse Eisenberg scorns association with Zuckerberg -- The actor, who played the Facebook boss, says he is making vulnerable people "feel threatened". -- Technology8 days ago
Could an Arctic underground vault save our data? -- BBC Click explores an Arctic vault that stores digital artefacts from across the globe. -- Technology8 days ago
Watch DeepSeek AI bot respond to question about China -- The BBC tests out the tool to see what type of answers it can and will give. -- Technology8 days ago
BBC's AI correspondent explains why DeepSeek has caused shockwaves -- The Chinese-based large language model is disrupting the AI industry and the stock market. -- Technology8 days ago
M&S stops online orders and issues refunds after cyber attack -- The firm has stopped taking orders on its website and apps, including for food and clothes. -- Technology12 hours ago
Is resurrecting extinct animals a good idea? -- The creation of three "dire wolf" pups has raised hopes that it may be possible to resurrect extinct animals. But some scientists have grave concerns. -- Future15 hours ago
China has halted rare earth exports. Can Australia step up? -- Australia has proposed to create a strategic reserve of critical minerals. -- World21 hours ago
UK scientist given Moon samples from China mission -- Prof Mahesh Anand is the first UK scientist chosen to receive samples from the 2020 Chang'e-5 probe. -- Beds, Herts & Bucks22 hours ago
Smartwatch app accurately tracks drinking habits -- The AlcoWatch prompts users five times a day to record their alcohol intake. -- Bristol22 hours ago
Trump to meet Atlantic editor who was added to secret Signal chat -- A month earlier, Mr Goldberg was inadvertently added to a Signal group discussing an upcoming Houthi attack. -- World21 hours ago
Harry and Meghan call for stronger social media protections for children -- They told the BBC they want to ensure "no more kids are lost to social media" in unveiling a memorial. -- Technology22 hours ago
Cyber attack causes further chaos for M&S shoppers -- Customers have reported problems with click and collect orders as well as card and contactless payments. -- Technology22 hours ago
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