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The Loch Ness Monster mystery is examined, proposing that the creature may actually be a wels catfish, despite decades of sonar searches yielding no definitive evidence.
As lockdown measures lift globally, VICE News highlights the urgent challenges societies face, including economic instability and mental health crises.
The Awa tribe in Brazil faces destruction from illegal logging and settlements in the Amazon.
A new district between Vauxhall and Battersea revitalizes London's River Thames area.
The UK's 51st Pride March halts as Just Stop Oil protesters disrupt the event in Piccadilly.
Londyn faces pollution challenges as John Dowd switches to an electric taxi for cleaner transport.
Rising rents and immigration raids threaten London's Chinatown businesses and culture.
Self-driving cars, including Google's prototype and Tesla's Model S, rely on advanced sensors and Nvidia's Drive PX 2 to achieve autonomous driving capabilities.
Lava flows from La Palma's Cumbre Vieja volcano force thousands to evacuate their homes.
The collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Supreme led to pop-up stores in major cities, significantly impacting the fashion industry and consumer culture.
Lucy Callaway visits Central Working in London, discussing office envy and modern workspaces.
Lucy Calloway critiques Legos New London office design and its impact on employee productivity.
Putin and Lukashenko discuss Wagner Fighters' ambitions to invade Poland in Saint Petersburg.
In Madagascar, youth protests against blackouts and government corruption highlight the demand for accountability and basic services from their leaders.
Leica's first 35 mm camera in 1924 revolutionizes photography but faces challenges from digital cameras.
A saw blade can last for 500 hours, but Stihl is cutting back production due to declining sales amid the financial crisis.
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes near Acapulco, Mexico, causing one death and minor damage.
An oil leak from Witch Farm prompts a major incident declaration in Dorset.
A teen shifts from printing fake IDs to relying on counterfeit money for income.
Women in California risk everything to legally grow and trade marijuana for a living.
Scientists in Berlin develop hair follicles from stem cells, offering hope for hair loss.
Young male migrants in Berlin turn to prostitution for income, as reported by German NGOs.
After 32 days in the South African wilderness, survivalist Dani is medically evacuated due to severe malnutrition, intensifying the competition among the remaining contestants.
During a Manchester derby, a City fan allegedly makes a racist gesture towards Manchester United's Fred, leading to a police arrest and renewed discussions on racism in football.
Michael Packard survives after being swallowed by a Humpback Whale in Massachusetts.
Manny Pacquiao dedicates his win to Typhoon Haiyan victims in Tacloban, bringing joy to crowds.
A volcanic eruption on New Zealand's White Island leaves many tourists unaccounted for.
Childhood obesity rises due to junk food access and long-term health conditions in London.
Railroads have significantly influenced the development of the United States from the East Coast to the West Coast since 1810, as illustrated by cartographer Steve Bernard using GIS data.
Thousands gathered at the Lincoln Memorial on Easter Sunday in 1939 to hear Marian Anderson perform after being barred from Constitution Hall.
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan announce a $3 billion donation to combat illness, marking the beginning of a long-term commitment to global health initiatives.
Images from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's HIRISE camera reveal frost patches and crater floors, showcasing the collaboration between NASA, JPL, and the University of Arizona.
Martin Wolf discusses the climate problem and the impact of Donald Trump's Paris Agreement withdrawal.
Residents of Trout River, Newfoundland, face a dead blue whale that may explode on the beach.
A pack of lions, weighing 1,000 pounds each, attempts to take down a fully grown male buffalo in a dramatic struggle for survival.
Taal Volcano in the Philippines begins erupting, prompting mass evacuations, airport closures, and rising danger levels as ash and lava threaten nearby communities.
Tonga faces tsunami concerns after a volcanic eruption triggers alerts across the Pacific.
Mauna Loa erupts, threatening a Hawaii highway with advancing lava flows.
A Japanese tanker that spilled more than 1,000 tons of oil breaks in two off Mauritius.
Belizean authorities halt construction at a Mayan sacred ceremonial ground due to destruction concerns.
McDonald's in China runs out of meat due to supplier scandal involving expired products.
Mona Chalabi critiques misconceptions about vegetarians and meat-eaters, highlighting survey data from OkCupid that challenges dietary stereotypes.
Record heat fuels devastating wildfires across the Mediterranean and eastern Europe.
Kevin's project focuses on identifying genetic causes of cancer by characterizing DNA sequences that repeat across 10 different cancer types.
Marion Maréchal-Le Pen discusses French farmers' challenges and the Euro's impact.
Thomas Deuel creates the encephalo phone to turn brainwaves into music for therapy.
Lawrence Wahba is filming two documentaries in Pantanal, Brazil, focusing on the region's wildlife and the need for conservation efforts.
Bang Udin Soto faces rising living costs as a street vendor in Jakarta, Indonesia.
