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The bikejacking crime wave that is striking fear into cyclists
Amateur cyclists are buying expensive kit to stay competitive, but Lycra-clad riders are easy pickings for organised crime groups
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The couple trying to keep killer ‘zombie viruses’ at bay – and protect us from another pandemic
Thanks to rising temperatures and melting permafrosts, certain ancient viruses are resurfacing... but just how dangerous to humans are they?
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Chris Tarrant on Tiswas at 50: ‘I hated twee and patronising Blue Peter – we wanted to be the opposite’
Chris Tarrant and Sally James presented the anarchic Saturday-morning children's show. They talk about its enduring gunge-soaked legacy
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‘Not romantic at all’: What life is really like on the UK's most remote island
Photographers Sophie Gerrard and Tessa Bunney spent a month documenting the isolated lifestyle, where it's not just about the jumpers
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Tesla superfans on Elon Musk: ‘He’s a genius but he’s an idiot as well’
Despite controversies surrounding the company and its CEO, many Tesla owners have an almost cult-like commitment to the brand
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‘I grew up in the aftermath of Chernobyl – then became one of the world’s most successful athletes’
Three women born near Chernobyl share what it's really like to grow up in the shadow of nuclear fallout and how it shaped their lives
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I made ChatGPT my secretary for a week – here’s how it went
The AI bot is a hot topic right now, so who better to take the load and email the council about a bin so I don’t have to?
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Why dry ski slopes have a special place in British hearts
While the French enjoy the Alps, Brits learn without a snowflake in sight – but what they lack in white stuff they make up for in enthusiasm
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LinkedIn’s billionaire founder on Musk, Trump and why the workplace will be unrecognisable by 2027
Reid Hoffman is Silicon Valley’s most modest – and low-key – success story… but his predictions of work trends have been eerily accurate
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The rebirth of the Lancaster Bomber
Fuelled by tragedy, one family’s 50-year odyssey may propel the Second World War aircraft back into the skies
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What the little green pavilions found on London streets are really used for
The inside story of the little green huts that provide refuge, camaraderie - and a mug of hot tea and a bacon roll - for black cab drivers
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How BBC Radio lost its voice
Ratings are slipping, listeners and star broadcasters defecting, much-loved institutions being scrapped
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Air con could solve Britain’s heatwave crisis – but it comes at a cost
Extreme temperatures could become a regular occurrence, but it’ll take more than cold cash to cool Britannia
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How the wealthy are spending millions to save their homes from fires and floods
Those with means are paying for stilts or steel cladding, and even burrowing underground
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The $12k toy that makes tech billionaires feel like they're flying
Kite surfing is so last year - these are the incredible gadgets that wealthy adrenaline junkies are queuing up to buy
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Meet the parents who relocated to Bali for its 'hippyish' schooling
The Green School offers a holistic education with no formal exams and has been widely praised by the families whose children have attended
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