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The film initially caused outrage - but now the tourism board sees it as the perfect marketing tool.

Stronger India-US ties are aimed at countering China's influence in the region, experts say.

The viral image has raised questions about the conservation impact on the animal native to Indonesia.

Dozens more were injured in the attack during a class in the city of Peshawar, police say.

Aboriginal Australians condemn the destruction of the tree, which holds particular importance to women.

The bank is yet to say if it will shed more jobs beyond the 35,000 it flagged earlier this year.

Donald Trump scores pre-election win as US Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett as Supreme Court judge.

The US president has sided with Egypt in the escalating dispute over a mega dam, analysts say.

A Chinese rocket scientist helped two superpowers reach the moon, but his story is remembered in only one of them.

Hundreds of dolphins beach each year, but this US team has dramatically improved survival rates

Kim Kyeong Yeon developed his virus-destroying machine after his child injured herself.

Her birth has also led to a debate about the ethics of using technology to create a child.

The huge number voting this way injects massive uncertainty into the White House race.

With presidential candidates spending billions of dollars to win, the world's most powerful job doesn't come cheap.

Will Trump’s promise to build a wall along the Mexico border help or hinder his attempt to win four more years?

A top doctor tells the BBC they had no choice, to avoid the hospital system collapsing within days.

The watchdog Ofcom says the move should encourage more people to switch and save money.

Many conservative Americans believe Facebook and Twitter are biased against them, despite denials.

Uber drivers claim they were wrongly dismissed by an algorithm without a right to appeal.

The Chinese firm is set for the biggest stock market listing ever, beating Saudi Aramco's $29bn flotation.

The company's internet-streamed games will not work on iPhones or iPads at launch.

Batteries that power mobile phones and other devices are causing fires because they are not disposed of properly.

The rAInbow chatbot learns people's behaviour to help detect whether users are in an abusive relationship.

Boris Johnson's techno-optimism ignores the need for big societal changes, experts warn.

Some owners of Apple's new phones get an error message when trying to run the contact-tracing app.

One head teacher says he was "flattened" when the 61 laptops he was expecting was cut to 13.

The software should be able to speed up the time in takes to separate truth from fiction.

A man has made a Google map showing businesses offering free food for children during half term.

The troubled French contact-tracing app has a new name, but suffers teething issues.

An alert issued via the app will not mean the recipient can claim a payment for self-isolating.

The government is urged to label devices like phones, laptops and washing machines to cut waste.

Worries over dangerous products sold via online marketplaces prompt a call for changes in the law.

The "unambiguous detection of water" will boost Nasa's hopes of establishing a lunar base.

Millions of highly polluting, unsafe used cars from rich countries are exported to African and Asian countries.

London's Natural History Museum is set to stage one of the most ambitious exhibitions in its history.

The Osiris-Rex spacecraft collected so much rock from asteroid Bennu that bits are leaking out.

Soil is being "translocated" to new sites but ecologists question whether the process is effective.

Norway pays for a monthly satellite dataset to track the state of the world's tropical forests.

The first images are released of the Osiris-Rex spacecraft trying to grab rock from asteroid Bennu.

The Met Office is launching a tool to help planners prepare for further weather extremes.

Air pollution in big cities could increase because so many people are working from home, a report says.

How a tiny insect with super-tough body armour can survive being stamped on or run over by a car.

Researchers have developed a white paint that reflects sunlight and helps cool buildings.

The GHGSat company releases a tool to show how methane varies in the atmosphere across the world.

Four years in the making, Britain's new ?200m polar ship is leaving the builder's yard for testing.

A study suggests old age increases the risk, as does asthma, excess weight, and being female.

Extreme E are inviting applications from scientists to conduct ocean based research aboard their 'floating paddock', the St Helena.

Osiris-Rex will make the briefest of contacts with Asteroid Bennu to try to pick up rock samples.

A new mural in east London is four storeys high, created with more than 200 flowers.

Some parts of the surrounding county will also face the toughest Covid rules.

The ?120 nasal swab test will be available to people not showing any symptoms.

Units for new mothers and women with serious mental health issues are facing unique challenges.

The Bake Off star leads a review into hospital meals, suggesting digital menus and 24 hour food service.

Covid's second wave has hit one part of south Bradford badly, and residents have an idea where the problem began.

Devi Nurjandoa survived Covid but is now having to adjust to a new way of life.

As well as a night-time curfew, travel between regions can be banned under the emergency measures.

It comes as a senior Conservative MP criticises leaders of NHS Test and Trace, urging "decisive" change.

Mothers of babies with Down's syndrome reveal the pressure they felt to terminate their pregnancies.

Kate Courtman and Sarah Mountford set up the Bra Sisters to help women find bras post-mastectomy.

As the second wave of the pandemic takes deep root across parts of the UK, thousands of NHS workers are struggling to recover from what they have already been through.

The highest levels continue to be in the north of England, says the Office for National Statistics.

The aim is to create an early warning system to detect local outbreaks before they spread.

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