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UK war surgeon on call for Ukraine's overwhelmed medics
David Nott worked in conflict zones around the world - now he's sharing his expertise to help doctors in Ukraine.
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UK war surgeon on call for Ukraine's overwhelmed medics
David Nott worked in conflict zones around the world - now he's sharing his expertise to help doctors in Ukraine.
'Doing Parkrun at 95 is something different'
Harold Messam attends the weekly 5k event, which he completes in under an hour.
'A cruel painfest' - cycling's oldest & toughest classic turns 130
Liege-Bastogne-Liege rarely fails to test riders. In its 130th year, a legend of the race looks back on his most remarkable win.
Prison that was once 'world's only jail for gay men'
Set in one of the coldest and windiest small towns in Australia, Cooma prison holds a dark secret.
The book that sank on the Titanic and burned in the Blitz
A jewel-encrusted book sank on RMS Titanic on 15 April 1912 - but this was not the end of the story.
VHS posted to the South Pacific - how football's data boom began
Richard Pollard was the first person to apply computer analysis to football data. His pioneering work helped shape the busy modern game.
Our parents wouldn’t leave Bucha, then Russia moved in
Sisters Lesia and Galya lost touch with their parents, who did not want to flee their hometown, Bucha.
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UK war surgeon on call for Ukraine's overwhelmed medics
David Nott worked in conflict zones around the world - now he's sharing his expertise to help doctors in Ukraine.
'Doing Parkrun at 95 is something different'
Harold Messam attends the weekly 5k event, which he completes in under an hour.
'A cruel painfest' - cycling's oldest & toughest classic turns 130
Liege-Bastogne-Liege rarely fails to test riders. In its 130th year, a legend of the race looks back on his most remarkable win.
Prison that was once 'world's only jail for gay men'
Set in one of the coldest and windiest small towns in Australia, Cooma prison holds a dark secret.
The book that sank on the Titanic and burned in the Blitz
A jewel-encrusted book sank on RMS Titanic on 15 April 1912 - but this was not the end of the story.
VHS posted to the South Pacific - how football's data boom began
Richard Pollard was the first person to apply computer analysis to football data. His pioneering work helped shape the busy modern game.
Our parents wouldn’t leave Bucha, then Russia moved in
Sisters Lesia and Galya lost touch with their parents, who did not want to flee their hometown, Bucha.
'Doing Parkrun at 95 is something different'
Harold Messam attends the weekly 5k event, which he completes in under an hour.
'A cruel painfest' - cycling's oldest & toughest classic turns 130
Liege-Bastogne-Liege rarely fails to test riders. In its 130th year, a legend of the race looks back on his most remarkable win.
Prison that was once 'world's only jail for gay men'
Set in one of the coldest and windiest small towns in Australia, Cooma prison holds a dark secret.
