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Alpine glacier was covered with sheep wool sheets to prevent melting. It worked

South Korea mulls deploying military assets to Strait of Hormuz

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UN votes to correct world map that visually shrank Africa for 450 years

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Brendan Fraser’s transformation fuels The Mummy 4 excitement as fans welcome back Rick O’Connell

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Nazi-looted art to return to Jewish heirs

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Killing the Himalayas slowly: Human urine is melting a glacier on Mount Everest

Doctors at a Malaysian hospital are using a special chamber to do virus tests, allowing staff to get safely collect COVID-19 swabs without being in the same airspace as their subjects.

Malaysian doctors test patients for Covid-19 in 'phone booth' chamber

Thousands of people protested in the centre of Thailand's capital Bangkok on Sunday (October 25) in the first demonstration since Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha ignored their Saturday night deadline to resign.

Drag queens join protest demanding resignation of Thai PM

Barcelona police deployed 160 officers overnight as a new curfew came into effect on Sunday (October 25) evening from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.. Public squares, parks and beaches were empty, except a few who were approached by police.

Barcelona police patrol streets to enforce nighttime curfew

Iraqis took to the streets of Baghdad and Basra on Sunday (October 25) marking a year since anti-government unrest erupted across the country, and to put pressure on the government to meet their demands of improving living conditions, eradicating corruption and creating new jobs for the thousands of unemployed have yet to be realized.

Iraqis take to the streets on protest anniversary

The accessory of 2020 - the face mask - was combined with 1920s themed fineries by guests forming a socially distanced queue for the relaunch of the London show "The Great Gatsby" on Thursday (October 22) evening.

'The Great Gatsby' back on stage in London

When 99-year old Florentina Martin caught the coronavirus in September, her grand-daughter's greatest fear was not that the disease would kill her, but that she would end up alone in an emergency ward.

Spanish grandma, 99, gets back to computer games after beating COVID-19

Muhammad Ikram, flexes the muscles around his mouth and quickly pushes the cue ball with his lower lip across the table, making a straight shot straight into the corner pocket. The 32-year-old, who was born without arms, is now well-known among the local snooker community for being able to master the art of the game by only using his mouth.

Armless Pakistani snooker player masters game with only his mouth

Four adults and three children were rescued after their boat capsized due to strong winds near Davis Islands in Tampa, Florida on Monday (October 19).

Bodycam video shows boat rescue in Florida

With multicoloured lights and jets of water blasting into the night sky, the UAE's newest attraction on Thursday (October 22) secured the Guinness World Record for the world's largest fountain.

World's largest fountain unveiled in Dubai

The Royal Opera House sold a painting by British artist David Hockney for 12.8 million pounds at an auction in London on Thursday (October 22) amid efforts to survive the coronavirus crisis.

Royal Opera House sells Hockney for £12.8 million amid crisis

A clutch of critically-endangered water frogs rescued from a muddy puddle in Chile's driest desert has birthed 200 offspring at the country's national zoo, the Chilean government announced on Wednesday (October 21).

Chile celebrates breeding of endangered Loa water frogs

In the poor Spanish quarter, teachers have taken to the narrow, windy streets to hold their lessons with pupils socially distancing outdoors.

Naples teachers bring socially distanced school to streets and balconies

Hit by a plunge in turnover after foreign tourists vanished, Michelin-starred Hungarian restaurant Costes has staged a skyline dining event on the Budapest Eye ferris wheel to generate sales in a coronavirus-proof environment.

Hungarian restaurant reinvents the wheel for social distancing

Sitting in his caravan in downtown Sofia, Alexander Balkanski, a former acrobat and trapeze artist and the founder of Bulgaria's largest circus, swings between hope and despair as he counts the emotional and financial costs of the COVID-19 pandemic.

On a tightrope: Bulgarian circus defies odds during coronavirus pandemic

The race for driverless autonomous vehicles is heating up and recently Cruise became the first to receive a permit to test cars without anyone in them on the streets of San Francisco from California's Department of Motor Vehicles.

Driverless race steps up with Cruise allowed to drive empty in San Francisco

Egyptian archaeologists discovered more than 80 coffins on Monday (October 19) in the ancient necropolis of Saqqara, a burial ground that is also home to one of the world's oldest pyramids.

Over 80 coffins discovered in ancient Egyptian necropolis

Boston's Franklin Park Zoo welcomed the birth of its first baby gorilla on Wednesday (October 14). The little boy weighed in at 6 pounds, 3 ounces after being delivered by Cesarean section following some unexpected bleeding by his mother, Kiki.

First baby gorilla born at Boston zoo

Pet paramedic Wong Kam-cheong is about to hit the road in his pet ambulance, off to make a house call to pick up a dog. Wong is part of a team of about a dozen pet paramedics in Hong Kong driving a fleet of three pet ambulances around the city with a mission to rescue cats and dogs in need of medical care.

Hong Kong pet ambulance service aims to rescue four-legged friends

Fans of some of the biggest blockbusters from the past decades will soon be able to recreate their favourite scenes at home as nearly 1,000 pieces of movie memorabilia go on sale in an online auction.

Brad Pitt's 'Fight Club' jacket, 'Pretty Woman' boots up for sale in memorabilia auction

Sheepskins and heated glass booths is a way to attract diners who would normally stay away out of fear to catch the coronavirus, a restaurant in southern Germany has found.

German restaurant fights coronavirus crisis with sheepskins, heated glass booths

Paintings, photographs, films and poetry by children and young people across England are now being displayed alongside world famous works of art as part of a new online exhibition on lockdown life.

Young people create art to reflect lockdown life

Chilean Pedro Campos hatched a plan to bake and sell homemade sourdough bread to neighbors after riots in Santiago last year shuttered the restaurant where he worked and the coronavirus pandemic left many shops closed. Business is now booming. Campos is not alone in reinventing himself. More than 2 million Chileans have lost their jobs in the past year, the result of a one-two punch from the mass protests in 2019 and the pandemic this year.

Chileans turn bakers and pizza makers as pandemic sparks business boom silver lining

A Cyprus resident who is planning to standup paddle board to Lebanon to raise awareness for the victims of a deadly blast in the country, left the island early on Friday (October 16).

Cypriot paddle boards to Lebanon to raise funds, support for victims of Beirut blast

A group of LGBT activists opened a cultural center called "Eucalyptus 20" a few months ago in an old house in the Mexican capital's downtown where they show LGBT art without prejudice.

LGBT activists open culture center to show art without prejudice

Christmas is coming, but in Santa's home village in northern Finland, the COVID pandemic means that the flocks of tourists who usually start to make merry in Rovaniemi at this time of year are not.

Merry Christmas at risk as Santa's Lapland home feels pandemic chill

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Malaysian doctors test patients for Covid-19 in 'phone booth' chamber

Drag queens join protest demanding resignation of Thai PM

Barcelona police patrol streets to enforce nighttime curfew

Iraqis take to the streets on protest anniversary

'The Great Gatsby' back on stage in London

Spanish grandma, 99, gets back to computer games after beating COVID-19

'The Great Gatsby' back on stage in London

Armless Pakistani snooker player masters game with only his mouth

Bodycam video shows boat rescue in Florida

World's largest fountain unveiled in Dubai

Royal Opera House sells Hockney for £12.8 million amid crisis

Chile celebrates breeding of endangered Loa water frogs

Naples teachers bring socially distanced school to streets and balconies

Hungarian restaurant reinvents the wheel for social distancing

On a tightrope: Bulgarian circus defies odds during coronavirus pandemic

Driverless race steps up with Cruise allowed to drive empty in San Francisco

Over 80 coffins discovered in ancient Egyptian necropolis

First baby gorilla born at Boston zoo

Hong Kong pet ambulance service aims to rescue four-legged friends

Brad Pitt's 'Fight Club' jacket, 'Pretty Woman' boots up for sale in memorabilia auction

German restaurant fights coronavirus crisis with sheepskins, heated glass booths

Young people create art to reflect lockdown life

Chileans turn bakers and pizza makers as pandemic sparks business boom silver lining

Cypriot paddle boards to Lebanon to raise funds, support for victims of Beirut blast

LGBT activists open culture center to show art without prejudice

Merry Christmas at risk as Santa's Lapland home feels pandemic chill