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For most of us, it will still be a few more months before were comfortably able to book those flights and head away for the holidays. in the meantime, though, we are trying to show you the best digital travel experiences you can have on the web. well, how about being transported back to 16th century england to see king henry viii favourite warship the mary rose up close? a free virtual tour allows visitors to see the wooden wreck and learn more about this iconic vessel. for something more intera...

If travis returns before the 24th ofjuly, he could achieve the record he craves. ive faced quite a bit of criticism. people say its the most dangerous thing you could ever do and it is stupid. why? you shouldnt do this. flying is incredibly safe compared to driving. if you drove round the world, i think that would actually be more dangerous than flying round the world. travis will make around 55 stops in nine different countries across three continents. after he takes off from wycombe airpark, h...

Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. now, this has to be one of the most distinctive museum spaces in the world, the main hall of the natural history museum in london. for more than a century, this space was dominated by the vast skeleton of dippy, the diplodocus dinosaur. but dippy has gone, to be replaced by hope, the blue whale. and that is perhaps a symbol of this museums desire to focus not so much on the deep past and more on the fragility of our planet today. my guest is museum directo...

Hello. this is bbc news 7 these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. are the latest headlines in the uk the uk health secretary, matt hancock, will respond this morning to a series of explosive claims by dominic cummings that he repeatedly lied to colleagues and the public during the covid crisis. im just... im just off to drive forward the vaccine programme, and then ill be going to the house of commons, and ill answer questions there. thanks very much. well also hearfrom th...

Message about the prestige of science as well. future generations will now be able to learn about the life and work of a man who inspired us with his brilliance, courage and humanity. pallab ghosh, bbc news. eric carle, the author and illustrator of the much—loved childrens book, the very hungry caterpillar, has died at the age of 91. first published in 1969, the book has sold more than 50 million copies and been translated into more than 66 languages. carle also wrote the very popular brown b...

Here is the headline in the wall street journal. oil giants are dealt major defeels on climate-change as pressures intensify. joining us now is bill mckibbot. thank you for being here. >> a pleasure to be with you for once on a day we have good news to talk about. >> lets talk about it, exxon, shell and chevron all hit with votes that seems like will force them to change the climate. how confident are you that this will make a difference?

Schumer has started the process affording the vote on the establishment of a commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the capitol. now that vote could come as early as tomorrow. but heres the thing, you watch the show you know. this right? its not going to go to reconciliation. its filibuster a bull. which means it needs ten republican sailors to sign on, or stand in the water. as it stands now, there were fewer republican senators on board with this commission voted to convict donald...

Its unfortunate that he took this route, and he didnt even text me or call me, which is really a shame. and then sadly, you know, elise stephanic or new gop chair followed suit of course right along and i think steve scalise and others, and they shouldnt have done that. >> it doesnt look like the qanon barbie is getting sent to the principals office and the trump haunted republican dream house anytime soon. and even if she was what would kevin even do? who like her mentor donald trump has a way ...

Their heads down these days. as a new summer begins, very different from the last. sarah rainsford, bbc news, minsk. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. what happens now to the work and personal possessions of professor stephen hawking? in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am...

To make them the same as e—bicycles and concentrate enforcement on not _ going on the pavement and not speeding? - i think all of what he says is true. e—scooters are different from e—bikes in the sense that you have to make some effort to propel e—bikes, whereas they are self propelling, e—scooters. how can we be confident that the illegal riding of scooters on pavements will be prevented when the illegal riding on bicycles flourishes? how about introducing compulsory training on cour...