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'Sadbait': Why we love depressing content online - People say they don't want to be sad, but their online habits disagree. Content that channels sorrow for views has become a ubiquitous part of online culture. Why does it work? 1 day ago - Future3 hours ago
Tech Decoded - Get timely, trusted tech news from BBC correspondents around the world, every Monday and Friday.10 days ago
US grounds SpaceX's Starship after test flight explosion -- The rocket's upper stage disintegrated over the Caribbean, forcing airline flights to alter course.1 day ago
'Irreplaceable': The real cost of losing TikTok -- With an American TikTok ban threatening the app, users and creators reflect on what it did for internet culture – and what their online worlds might look like without it.1 day ago
What happens to TikTok now? -- Could there be ways to bypass the ban - and could president-elect Donald Trump find a way to stop the law? -- Technology1 day ago
'Dark oxygen' mission takes aim at other worlds -- Gas from the seafloor has scientists wondering if oxygen could be found in the oceans of other planets. -- Science & Environment15 hours ago
Trump says he will 'most likely' give TikTok 90-day reprieve from ban -- Trump says an announcement will probably come once he takes office on Monday about the app's future in the US. -- US & Canada13 hours ago
An eating habit that helps you maintain a healthy weight10 days ago
Introducing Health Fix, our newsletter to boost your health and wellbeing - Boost your health, from body to mind, with the latest expert thinking, every Wednesday to your inbox. See more2 days ago
The German start-up attempting to cheat death -- Tomorrow.Bio, a cryonics start-up, is offering a chance at a second life for the cost of a sports car. Is cryogenics within reach, or still an empty promise?3 days ago
Five daytime hacks for a better night's sleep -- The secret to feeling good after a night's sleep may start during the day. Here are some tips on how to improve your sleep and feel less tired.4 days ago
Why Covid-19 seems to be becoming milder -- Covid-19 is now ubiquitous – but hospitalisations seem to be on a downward trajectory. No one knows why.5 days ago
Which protein is most climate-friendly? -- Finding protein-rich foods that are good for the climate can be complex. Isabelle Gerretsen digs into the data to understand which food choices can help us curb emissions.5 days ago
How often should you wash your towels? -- The towels we dry ourselves with get a lot of use and pick up a lot of microbes along the way. But how long should you wait before throwing them into the laundry?5 days ago
Why some animals appear to mourn their dead -- Grief has long thought to be a human trait, but other animals – from killer whales to crows – also appear to suffer loss when a companion dies. -- 11 Jan 20253 hours ago
Homo juluensis: Possible 'new ancient human' identified -- Researchers may have identified a new human species that lived around 300,000 years ago in Asia. -- Science13 days ago
Why our brains are bad at understanding big numbers -- Can you picture a decillion dollars in your head? We find out why our brains can't handle large numbers. -- Science & Health1 month ago
'Poor sleep' could age your brain faster, new study finds -- Researchers have found that poor sleep quality could make your brain age faster. -- Science & Health1 month ago
How giant rats in mini vests help sniff out crime -- A nonprofit in Tanzania is training African giant rats in scent detection to fight wildlife trafficking. -- Science & Health2 months ago
How a simple breathing trick can change your life -- How pranayama, the ancient art of controlled yogic breathing, can help to reduce anxiety. -- Science & Health2 months ago
Is lip balm bad for your lips? -- We ask US board-certified dermatologists Bruce Brod and Dee Anna Glaser to explain how lip balm works. -- Science & Health2 months ago
Musk promises self-driving Tesla taxis, but are they safe? -- BBC Tech Correspondent Lily Jamali analyses the 'robocabs' and if their technology is up to par. -- Technology3 months ago
The threat of solar storms explained -- The US has issued a solar storm watch. So what damage could these explosions wreak on our vulnerable planet? -- Science & Health3 months ago
Tackling digital threats to the US election -- BBC reporter Marc Cieslak explores a high-security hub monitoring digital threats ahead of the US election. -- Technology3 months ago
How to limit your exposure to microplastics -- Research has shown that we are becoming more exposed to microplastics. What can we do about it? -- Science & Health3 months ago
Watch: Can BBC reporter's AI clone fool his colleagues? -- Cyber Correspondent Joe Tidy has an AI clone of himself built to see how sophisticated they can be. -- Technology3 months ago
Miami Heat: The basketball team turned tech startup -- The iconic team has developed technology which spread to concerts, nightclubs, and other sports teams. -- Technology4 months ago
Testing out smart swim goggles for the Paris Games -- A new generation of smart goggles provide real time visual feedback to enhance athletic performance. -- Technology4 months ago
Driverless cars wake US residents with nighttime honking -- The robotaxis were stationed in a San Francisco parking lot when a feature to avoid crashes set off the noise. -- Technology4 months ago
How to protect your brain from ageing -- Lara Lewington travels to California to meet the scientists and experts researching our brain health. -- Science & Health4 months ago
How to feel like an Olympian in your 50s -- At 51, Andy Macdonald shows you're never too old to compete at the Olympics. But how can you keep fit as you age? -- Science & Health4 months ago
'Pig butchering' scammers target BBC reporter -- Joe Tidy played along for over two months to learn more about how the scams work. -- Technology4 months ago
Can AI tell funnier jokes than a human? -- In a clash of wit and technology, we bring together two unlikely adversaries: a comedian and an AI chatbot. -- Artificial Intelligence4 months ago
'My boarding pass and luggage tags were filled in manually' -- The BBC's Samira Hussain is in Delhi, trying to catch a flight to go on holiday with her family. -- Technology4 months ago
How technology will power the Olympics opening ceremony -- A new network along the Seine in Paris will broadcast Olympic festivities from the river. -- Technology4 months ago
Could TikTok ever be banned in the UK too? -- Analysts have suggested it is "just matter of time" until the US ban on TikTok spreads. -- Technology12 hours ago
TikTok goes offline in the US hours before ban due to come in -- A message appearing for US users said a law banning TikTok had been enacted, meaning "you can't use TikTok for now". -- Technology9 hours ago
'Lazy astronomy': Viewing the Planet Parade -- Oxford professor and Sky at Night broadcaster Chris Lintott explains the planetary alignment. -- Oxford6 hours ago
AI to be used to spot potholes and aid repairs -- Cameras inside Surrey County Council vehicles will spot potholes and list them for repair. -- Surrey6 hours ago
Trump launches cryptocurrency with price rocketing -- Hours after its launch, the market capitalisation for $Trump reached nearly $5.5bn (£4.5bn). -- Technology14 hours ago
UK set to introduce digital driving licences -- The government says technology should "make people's lives easier" but any system won't be mandatory. -- Technology1 day ago
Apple suspends error-strewn AI generated news alerts -- The tech giant was facing pressure to pull the feature after it made repeated mistakes summarising headlines. -- Business2 days ago
Nasa astronaut stuck in space ventures outside -- Nasa astronaut Suni Williams, one of two astronauts stuck on the International Space Station, has completed her first spacewalk since arriving. -- US & Canada2 days ago
'I used AI and it's not as scary as I thought' -- Hull College says it is embracing the use of artificial intelligence to help its students. -- Hull & East Yorkshire2 days ago