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Because you feel you are really not meant to be up there. if slacklining isnt precarious enough, try doing it in heels. these fearless sportswomen recently took pa rt in one such event in china. balancing on an elastic rope whilst balancing in heels is no mean feat, in a sport which seems to always want to stretch its own parameters. the balancing act in nuremberg has raised the bar once more. russell trott, bbc news. hello, this is bbc news with me, victoria derbyshire. the headlines: a short, ...

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Across and they could plan exactly where they wanted to go and do the hunt from here. but, of course, they could also come back, retreat here into the safety of the cave afterwards. come and have a look. i mean, what you have here are different events. for example, look, theres a limpet shell there. i mean, wed have to excavate here, but that may be a place where they were living and eating and then moving along. so each of these layers is an event. so there are hundreds of stories still waiting...

Of seven other individuals. big, arent they? incredible. it is amazing to think that these people were standing exactly where we are now and they would look out at this fantastic view and instead of the sea that would have had the plains out there, herds of animals roaming right across and they would plan exactly where they wanted to go and do the hunt from here but of course they could also come back, retreat here, into the safety of the cave afterwards. come and have a look. what you have here...

No, this is a forensic reconstruction and its using as much detailed information on neanderthal metrics and so on that we have at our disposal today. this is as close as youre going to get to seeing a neanderthal or what he or she would look like. there a twinkle in the eye. i think that is what makes her human. the female is called nana and it was her skull that was first discovered in 1848. the little one, called flint, was found some years later. extracted dna from both has meant that we know...

I touch it? you can press. it is like skin. exactly like skin. this model is based on a male skull found in a cave in france but they now have the skills to forensically reconstruct him here in the museum. so what is the benefit for us to be able to see the flesh of it, rather than just the skull? i think it helps to understand and for us to empathise with these people. you put flesh, you give them names and suddenly youre looking at people and that is what makes the difference. part of the hard...

The kings new queen. ladies and gentlemen. her gracious majesty queen rosemary elaine dunning. we look at them as role models and you have kind of have a leader mentality and strength to make the right decisions in life. and what we are doing, when we showcase in the trains in their coronation, we are showing how that person grew in their life to be a role model. still to come on the travel show: christa is back in gibraltar to find out why the rock was home to the biggest concentration of some ...

Was miles that way. this was an open plain, like a mediterranean serengeti, where you had wild creatures roaming, ready for the hunt. taking a boat trip here is the easiest way to view the caves, but occasionally you can apply for special access to go into them as its a unesco world heritage site and also an active dig area. wow! it was here that the first fully adult neanderthal skull was discovered back in 1848 and, then, later on, the bones of seven other neanderthal individuals. wow. big, ar...

A friend of mine calls them neanderthal city. they really are unique in the world and the two main ones are, on the left you have gorhams cave — next to those steps, and on the right vanguard cave. also evidence suggests they lived here till about 24,000-33,000 years ago, making it one of the last known places they occupied before extinction. this wasnt open water when the neanderthals lived here. in fact, the beach and the water was miles that way. this was an open plain, like a mediterranean...