Sex and robots: The future of human intimacy?
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The latest innovation of artificial intelligence sex robots will be soon realised on the market. Are you ready to welcome a new robotic partner?
30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
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The Berlin Wall fell in 1989. 30 years on, the country remembers and celebrates how far they have come.
What if your car could evolve with you?
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How a Swiss start up aims to re-shape the auto industry with a new breed of car.
David Weinberg, founder of Cure for Earth, tells us of his battle against the plastic crisis in the southern islands of the Bahamas.
Our plastic problem
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UK supermarkets currently generate 800,000 tonnes of plastic packaging every year. What steps are being taken to tackle this crisis?
Every journey matters
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Not all transport in and around London is fully accessible. We explore the difficulties and learn about what we can do to help.
Big Sleep Out: 'It's a mandate for action'
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More than 100 million people around the world have no place to call home. The World’s Big Sleep Out aims to make a difference.
What use is a degree on a dead planet?
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Lauren MacDonald has only got two years to go back to University, but making sure we don’t die of famine is top of her list.
Fighting for a fairer NHS
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Protesters gathered outside the Royal London Hospital to take a stand against the hostile environment policies within the NHS.
South Korean feminist film creates controversy
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Despite its popularity, an independent feminist film has caused controversy and criticism throughout South Korea, despite encouraging gender equality.