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Are chips tastier if they're pinched?
According to a new study, chips pinched from someone else's plate actually taste better than ones from your own. Find out more here.
Plymouth World War Two discovery blown up in controlled explosion
70-year-old footballer to play in Spanish league match
Restored windmill working again after more than 10 years. Video, 00:01:25
Bandicoots are back on Australian island
New statue by artist Banksy appears in London
Rare baby golden lion tamarin born at UK zoo

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Five things we learned from Nasa's Artemis II astronauts
After thanking everyone who made the mission possible, the crew have been sharing their thoughts on how the mission went and what they've been up to since returning home. Find out more here.
James Webb space telescope spots its first exoplanet
ISS hosts eight different spacecraft at once for first time
Butterflies flutter in space for the first time
How much do you know about the Artemis II mission?
Scientists unveil largest ever map of the Universe
The UK base that's part of the Artemis II mission

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US-Israel War with Iran

What is the Strait of Hormuz and why does it matter? Video, 00:02:16
The war between US-Israel and Iran has reduced the amount of sea traffic that can get through this important passage.
BBC correspondent answers YOUR questions on US-Israel war with Iran
Iran: 13-year-old Ava tells us what it's like to have family in the country. Video, 00:02:21
What's happening in Iran?
Iran: Background to what's happening in the country. Video, 00:01:31
How is the UK involved in the US-Israel war with Iran?
US and Israel launch attacks on Iran

Press Pack

Meet the family which visited 90 triangulation pillars in a year
The first trig pillar was used on 18 April 1936, so the brother and sister set themselves a challenge - to visit 90 trig pillars before the 90th anniversary of their installation.
Press Pack: What is it like competing in Crufts? Video, 00:02:36
Press Pack: What's the new Wicked movie like? Video, 00:02:30
'We are working together to fight malaria' Video, 00:02:40
'Why I love my green alleyway' Video, 00:01:54
Visible differences: 'It's nice to see artwork that celebrates us' Video, 00:02:53
'We helped create a swift street to protect endangered birds' Video, 00:02:22
A Minecraft Movie: Press packers meet the cast and crew. Video, 00:02:20

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