Baby bald eagle hatches in Florida

A baby bald eagle is seen and heard chirping via Eagle Cam, after its birth on Saturday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Peru shamans see a turbulent 2017

Peru's shamans say 2017 will be a difficult year with continuous wars in the world, famine and turmoil in Venezuela and earthquakes in Chile. Subtitled Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Giant Trump rooster statue draws crowds outside China mall

A giant statue resembling U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has been erected outside a Chinese mall ahead of the Lunar New Year.

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Preparing for the Tournament of Roses

Volunteers enter the final stretch of preparations for the 128th annual Tournament of Roses in Pasadena, California. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Rain does not dampen Times Square confetti test

On a soggy New York City day, confetti rains down on Times Square ahead of the New Year's Eve celebration. (Rough Cut - no reporter narration)

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As 2017 looms, New Yorkers shred bad memories of 2016

Americans and tourists gathered in Times Square on Wednesday to take part in the annual 'Good Riddance Day' event ahead of the new year.

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New Yorkers gather to shred bad memories of 2016

People line up in New York's Times Square to rid themselves of bad memories from the year, as the city prepares to usher in 2017. Diane Hodges reports.

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Homesick refugee creates miniatures of life in Syria before war

A Syrian refugee in Jordan is making wooden miniature pieces of art to showcase life in Damascus before the war broke out.

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Circus performers entertain Pope Francis at Vatican

Pope Francis gets treated to circus performances during his weekly general audience at the Vatican. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Robot reveals Antarctica's colorful underwater world

Australian Antarctic Division scientists capture rare underwater footage of the hidden habitat under layers of thick Antarctic ice.

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Waterford crystals installed high above Times Square

The countdown to the countdown - Workers install the last of the Waterford crystals to the Times Square New Year's Eve ball. (Rough Cut - no reporter narration)

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Peruvians duke it out in traditional Christmas fighting festival

Fists fly on Christmas Day in an annual Peruvian cathartic fighting ritual aimed at starting the new year with a clean slate. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Santa skies into Christmas Eve

Sants and his elves dazzle spectators with their skill on waterskis on the Potomac River in Alexandria, Virginia outside Washington, DC. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Santa takes off in Finland to start Christmas journey

Santa Claus takes off in his sleigh from beneath the northern lights to begin his Christmas journey to deliver presents around the world. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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U.S. troops celebrate Christmas with orphans in South Korea

U.S. troops stationed in South Korea celebrate Christmas away from their families and become "Santa" for children from an orphange. Edward Baran reports.

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Bogota 'doll hospital' releases dolls just in time for Christmas

A Colombian woman spreads a little Christmas cheer by repairing damaged dolls and reviving childhood memories for her cherished customers. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Truck driver hits dozens of cars in Thailand

A truck driver fleeing police goes on the rampage in Bangkok, damaging 41 vehicles and injuring three people.

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Deaf children enjoy holiday concert

A special holiday concert for deaf children translates traditional tunes into lights, colors and vibrations. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Rare Bornean orangutans released into the wild

An environmental group teams up with local government to release six rare Bornean orangutans into their natural habitat. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Pastorela puts a new spin on a Christmas classic

Known in Mexico as the "pastorela," theater fans take in the beloved local tradition of the Christmas play. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Polar bear chills out for 26th birthday with icy treats in Singapore's heat

Singapore's zoo celebrates its polar bear's upcoming 26th birthday with a salmon cake and icy treats. Rough cut - No reporter Narration

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Festive cheer lights up British pub

The Churchill Arms, a traditional pub in London, has spent around $31,000 on Christmas decorations, including covering its exterior with 85 trees.

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Santa gets pulled over by police

A Santa Claus in a retired fire truck was pulled over by police in Virginia Beach after neighbors complained about the siren noise. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Kung Fu immortalised in world's first 3D martial arts archive

Kung Fu masters and experts in Hong Kong use 3D motion capture to build a martial arts digital archive to help preserve the ageing tradition. Rough Cut - No Reporter Narration

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Christmas comes early for animals at Sydney zoo

Sydney's Taronga Zoo animals receive Christmas-inspired treats to celebrate the season.

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Famed London pub covered in 85 Christmas trees

Visitors stop to snap photos of Churchill Arms in London, which is covered top to bottom in Christmas trees and decorations estimated to cost around 25,000 pounds. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Unusual celebrations mark Christmas season in Germany

Santa Claus scales a high-rise in Berlin, and Perchten monsters march through Bavaria, at Christmas celebrations in Germany. Diane Hodges reports.

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Giant Christmas display dazzles visitors in Germany's Bavaria

Thousands of lights and Christmas images decorate a home in Bavaria, delighting adults and children alike. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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German 'Perchten' monsters ward off darkness

Bavarians dressed as monsters take part in a traditional parade to reawaken nature in the darkest days of the year. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Santa scales skyscraper to deliver presents to Berlin children

Ditching the traditional chimney, Santa Claus in Berlin scales a high-rise tower to deliver presents. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Santa takes the plunge

Father Christmas makes early stops at aquariums in South Korea and France, to hand out treats to the marine inhabitants, and delight visitors of all ages. Diane Hodges reports.

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Ailing child fulfills wish to become superhero for a day

A five-year-old Maryland boy with leukemia gets his wish to become a superhero for a day, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Diane Hodges reports.

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Angels descend from Czech church tower

Angels descend from the church tower during a Christmas market in Ustek, Czech Republic, in a traditional advent custom. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Santa sends a message from the North Pole

Santa's Christmas message is to lend a helping hand to those in need.

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Animals at London zoo receive seasonal gifts

Sumatran tiger cubs and meerkats get their Christmas presents early at London Zoo.

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Zodiac animals clean windows in Japan

Windows cleaners dressed up as the current and the next Chinese zodiac animals wash windows in Tokyo in anticipation of the coming new year.

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Chile president slams economy minister for posing with blow-up doll

Chile's Michelle Bachelet, the country's first female president, calls the economy minister's photograph with a blow-up female doll "unacceptable" and says there is enough "machismo" in Chile as it is. Gavino Garay reports.

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Chinese artist depicts life as a collection of receipts

A Beijing-based artist's latest endeavour features water colour paintings done entirely on receipts to reflect how the printed piece of papers have become a record of people's life in China. Helena Williams reports.

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A Trump restaurant opens in northern Iraq

A Kurdish businessman in northern Iraqi city of Duhok hopes that his fish restaurant bearing Donald Trump's name will attract customers.

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Opera singers serenade Argentine commuters

Argentina's Opera Periferica stages a live performance of Bach's Christmas Oratorio in the Buenos Aires metro station. Diane Hodges reports.

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Jimi Hendrix, Prince guitars up for auction

An acoustic guitar owned by Jimi Hendrix for more than three years is expected to sell for more than £80,000 at auction in London. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Palestinians enjoy colorful Christmas parade in Bethlehem

Palestinian families enjoy a Christmas parade in Bethlehem which the organiser says is "a message of joy that Palestinian kids, in spite of everything, deserve to be happy." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Make way for annual SantaCon pub crawl

Thousands don Santa Claus suits from New York to San Francisco for the annual SantaCon pub crawl, even as some bars ban the rowdy revelers. Diane Hodges reports.

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German home becomes indoor winter wonderland

A German couple gets into the Christmas spirit by filling their house with decorations and over 100 Christmas trees. Gavino Garay reports.

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Animal holiday cheer and Christmas 'miracles'

Polar bears and river otters enjoy the early snowy weather at the Portland Zoo, reindeer graze a cemetery in Idaho, and one lucky kitten in Tennessee is called a Christmas 'miracle' after surviving being shrink-wrapped to a box. Gavino Garay reports.

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Guatemala devil burning ceremony takes on Trump

A group of Guatemalans extend their annual pre-Christmas tradition of burning cardboard devils to set fire to models of a U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Tokens of broken hearts on display at LA museum

The Museum of Broken Relationships in Los Angeles offers visitors a glimpse of heartbreak in all its forms. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Tokens of broken hearts on display at LA museum

The Museum of Broken Relationships in Los Angeles offers visitors a glimpse of heartbreak in all its forms. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Guatemala devil burning ceremony takes on Trump

A group of Guatemalans extend their annual pre-Christmas tradition of burning cardboard devils to set fire to models of a U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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From island life to Olympic snow

Pita Taufatofua, a taekwondo specialist from Tonga who became famous after his shirtless entrance at the Summer Olympics, announces he will now compete in cross-country skiing. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Boris Eifman's new ballet

The Russian choreographer's latest production is based on Scott Fitzgerald's "Tender Is The Night." Alicia Powell reports.

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Over 1,000 re-enact Napoleonic war

Costumed soldiers from all around Europe meet near Tvarozna village in Moravia, Czech Republic to reenact the "Battle of Three Emperors." Elly Park reports.

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Egyptian man grows beard made out of bees

Egyptian beekeeper Mohamed Hagras grows a 'Beard of Bees' in an effort to educate people on the benefits of the honey producing insects.

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Pigeon hotel in Turkey, potential reindeer pizza delivery

Reindeers in northern Japan are being assessed to determine whether they could deliver pizza, and Turkey opens its first pigeon hotel in Diyarbakir. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Germans celebrate Christmas season with giant cake, special train

Dresden cuts into the world's largest Christmas cake and St. Nicholas hands out chocolates on a special Christmas steam train, as Germany launches the Christmas season. Diane Hodges reports.

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Germans feast on giant Christmas cake

Dresden in Germany marks an official start to the Christmas season by cutting up and feasting on a giant traditional Stollen cake. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Anti-Fidel Castro 'party packs' selling fast in Florida

Anti-Fidel Castro 'party packs' are flying off the shelves at a store in Florida run by a Cuban exile. Yiming Woo reports.

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Foam blankets Philadelphia street after explosion

Fire suppression foam fills up a street in Pennsylvania following an explosion at a power substation. Yiming Woo reports.

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Trump-themed treats attract attention from the couple's lawyers

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, take action when businesses in her hometown in Slovenia create Trump-themed treats to attract customers. Diane Hodges reports.

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'Tis the season to window shop

New York department stores get into the holiday spirit with festival window displays. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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NY pedestrian grabs pot of gold off armored truck

New York Police release surveillance video of a man they say stole a five-gallon bucket filled with $1.6 million of gold flakes from an armored truck in Manhattan. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Pirelli calendar stars walk red carpet in Paris

A-list actresses Helen Mirren, Nicole Kidman, Uma Thurman and Charlotte Rampling sparkle on the red carpet at Pirelli calendar 2017 gala dinner. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Russia's Hermitage museum faces outcry over Jan Fabre exhibition

An exhibition by the Belgian artist Jan Fabre in St.Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum provokes outcry from church and animal lovers. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Homemade flying machines get wet in Hong Kong harbor

Dozens of colorful and whimsical homemade flying objects take the plunge into iconic Victoria Harbor during the third Red Bull Flugtag event in Hong Kong. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Turkeys pardoned for Thanksgiving, monkeys thanked in Thailand

Two turkeys are spared from the Thanksgiving dinner table in the U.S. capital, monkeys are shown gratitude with a fruit buffet in Thailand, while two panda cubs are given names in Vienna. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Thailand province thanks fruitful monkeys

The Thai province of Lopburi holds its annual fruit buffet for the local monkeys as a reward for attracting tourists to the region. Paul Chapman reports.

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Turkeys pardoned for Thanksgiving, monkeys thanked in Thailand

Two turkeys are spared from the Thanksgiving dinner table in the U.S. capital, monkeys are shown gratitude with a fruit buffet in Thailand, while two panda cubs are given names in Vienna. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Polish charcoal burners try to keep fire alight

Poland's traditional charcoal manufacturers face closure due to cheaper imports, EU regulations. Elly Park reports.

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Peru detonates 21 tonnes of fireworks

Peru, which has some of Latin America's strictest regulations on fireworks, detonates tonnes of seized illegal fireworks.

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Crowds throng at Thanksgiving Day parade route despite threats

Millions of people line the route of Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in New York, despite calls by Islamic militants for followers to attack the event. Diane Hodges reports.

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Ukrainian students make Steve Jobs's portrait from computer keyboard keys

Ukrainian IT students dismantled more then 100 keyboards to create portrait of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs from keyboard keys. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Australian police chase goes to new depths as man jumps into river

Police footage shows a high-speed chase in the Australian city of Perth, where a man leaps into a river in an attempt to avoid being caught.

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Excitement in the air ahead of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Giant balloons are inflated for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as crowds get a preview of what's to come. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Excitement in the air ahead of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Giant balloons are inflated for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as crowds get a preview of what's to come. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Fireball dazzles Florida

An unusually bright meteor dazzled spectators as it streaked across the Florida sky on Monday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Don't fry your turkey, U.S. officials warn

As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, U.S. safety officials warn Americans not to put a frozen turkey directly into a deep fryer because it could lead to a fire.

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Virginia governor accepts unusual Thanksgiving tribute

Native American tribes in Virginia fulfill the requirements of a 338-year-old treaty and present the state's governor with their annual tribute of a deer and other gifts. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Antigua PM gives Prince Harry awkward honeymoon invite

The prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda invites his royal visitor, Prince Harry, to spend his honeymoon on the Caribbean island nation, which was met by a stony-faced prince. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Stars pull off 'Mannequin Challenge' at the White House

Talk show host Ellen DeGeneres rallies together a star-studded version of an internet video trend during the 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony at the White House.

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Frozen turkeys and hot oil don't mix

Safety officials warn Americans this Thanksgiving holiday not to put a frozen turkey directly into a deep fryer at risk of lighting the house on fire. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Astronauts prepare for Thanksgiving space food 'feast'

NASA Commander Shane Kimbrough features some of the dehydrated space food items that will be on the Thanksgiving menu on board the International Space Station. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Japanese mask factory swamped with Trump orders

The director of a Japanese mask factory is excited by the high number of orders for Donald Trump masks but is concerned about the approaching presidency.

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Trump presidency boosts Japan mask maker

A Japanese company which makes rubber Donald Trump masks says it's delighted with the level of business but not so happy he won the election. Paul Chapman reports.

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Ambidextrous artist paints two portraits at once

Toru, a Japanese artist who is ambidextrous, shows his skills in a time-lapse video by drawing two pictures at the same time.

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Polish priest opens spiritual emergency service

A Catholic priest tends to religious emergencies in a small mountain community 24/7, driving a customised Fiat 126. Edward Baran reports.

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Puggles born at Sydney Zoo

Sydney Zoo celebrates arrival of first baby echidnas, known as puggles, in nearly 30 years. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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UK retailers do battle for best Christmas TV ad

British companies will spend an estimated £5.6 billion on marketing in the run up to Christmas this year, according to the UK's Advertising Association, and with Brexit on the horizon the stakes have never been higher. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Canberra zoo adds four newborn lemur babies

Canberra's National Zoo and Aquarium has four additions of Black and White Ruffed Lemurs, the first of the critically endangered species to be born at the zoo. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Biscuit dunking takes new heights

Briton Simon Berry takes the Guinness World Records title for the 'highest bungee dunk' after dipping a biscuit into a cup of tea while bungee jumping.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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China's golden pheasant heralded as Trump lookalike

People are flocking to a safari park in eastern China to get a glimpse of a golden pheasant which some say looks like U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

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Chinese "Trump" pheasant the pride of Zhejiang

"Little Red", a golden pheasant at a safari park in China, becomes an internet sensation after visitors notice his remarkable resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, especially their "glittering" hair. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

Read more

Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Robot dinosaurs get Raspberry Pi make-over

Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK's oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with a Raspberry Pi, using cognitive computing technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Punches thrown in Ukrainian parliament as MPs get personal

Two Ukrainian lawmakers get involved in a fistfight after one accuses the other of having ties to Russia.

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Forget politics; Supermoon lights the way in Washington

Photographers and sky-watchers alike flock to Washington, DC's National Mall to catch a glimpse of the largest, brightest full moon in nearly seven decades, called a "supermoon." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Dog yoga record broken in Japan

Downward facing dogs break record in Tokyo. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Supermoon appears in Australia

Supermoon makes an appearance in Sydney, Australia. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Magnificent lights over Sweden likely caused by rocket fuel: tour operator

The owner of a tour company in Sweden's Lapland region says amateur space enthusiasts tell him the recent unusually spectacular northern lights may have been caused by fuel dumped by the Atlas V rocket that had blasted off of California. Photos courtesy www.lightsoverlapland.com Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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'Sha-la-la-la-la' for Philippines' Duterte and Malaysian PM

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak sing karaoke during a state banquet honoring Duterte's visit to Malaysia.

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Supermoon rises in Spain

A rare 'supermoon', expected to be best visible in Europe, shines bright over Guadalajara. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Rare pink diamond on display in Geneva

Flawless pear-shaped diamond earrings to be auctioned in Geneva are expected to fetch up to $30 million. Francis Maguire reports.

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Plans underway for new Trump wax figure

Madame Tussauds showed some of the behind-the-scenes work on making a replica figure of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Rough Cut / No Reporter Narration

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Philippine and Malaysian leaders let loose with karaoke

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, known for his love of karaoke, launches into Bette Midler's "Wind Beneath My Wings" at a singing session with Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak during a state dinner. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Mars show home goes on display at observatory

Mars show home for would-be colonisers of the red planet goes on display at Royal Observatory Greenwich in London. Francis Maguire reports.

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Record snow in Swedish capital

Record November snow causes traffic chaos, school closures and airplane delays in Stockholm. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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“Sky Blue” diamond expected to fetch $25 million at Geneva auction

"Sky Blue" diamond has been shown at a Sotheby's auction in Geneva. It is estimated between $15 and $25 million. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Mariachis protest "sad" election outside Trump Tower

Mexican Mariachis protest Donald Trump's tough immigration stance with a serenade outside the Republican nominee's Trump Tower in Manhattan on election night. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Tobler-moan: Brits unhappy with smaller bar

British fans of Toblerone chocolate bars complain about a cost-cutting move to space out the distinctive jagged peaks on versions of the Swiss treat sold in the UK.

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Clinton camp 'freezes' in election day ad

Bill Clinton and singer Jon Bon Jovi join presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in #MannequinChallenge video urging citizens to vote and to not 'stand still'.

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Animals have their say in U.S. election

A tiger and polar bear in a Siberian zoo make contrasting predictions of the outcome of the U.S. election when invited to choose between pumpkins representing Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

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Clinton and Trump are turned into pooper figurines

U.S. Presidential candidates Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump are shown with their pants down and pooping. Angela Moore reports.

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Flashmob wears Hillary Clinton-inspired pantsuits

Dressed in pantsuits, Hillary Clinton supporters pay homage to the Democratic presidential nominee with a flashmob dance performance. Roselle Chen reports.

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Duchess meets movie-star cat, animals go wild

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, meets a ginger cat at his film premiere, while animal lovers near and far set animals free after rehabilitation. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Pandas back home in China from U.S. stint

Giant panda twins arrive in China after spending three years on loan to Zoo Atlanta in Georgia, U.S. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Straw poll at Harry's Bar in Paris weighs in on next U.S. president

Americans at Harry's New York bar in Paris are casting their ballots in the bar's famous straw poll, which has correctly declared the winner in 18 of the last 20 elections. Diane Hodges reports.

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Thousands make kimchi in Seoul

Thousands of people in Seoul make the traditional Korean spicy cabbage kimchi to distribute to the poor. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Britain's Prince Charles joins Omani sword dance

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, begin their Middle East tour with a stop in Oman, where the prince steps in during a ceremonial Omani sword dance. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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'Stop Trump' bus in London urges ex-pats to vote

Americans living abroad are encouraged to register and vote against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

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Peruvian penguin wanders into a house

Authorities in Peru rescue a Humboldt penguin that wandered into a house looking for food.

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Huge meal for Indian python

A rock python in India's Gujarat state swallows an antelope.

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Lizard relocation project underway in Bangkok

Water monitor lizards are trapped and removed from city parks in Bangkok. Julie Noce reports.

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Humpback whale swims free after beaching

A humpback whale in Australia swims free after beaching in shallow water and becoming entangled in a fishing net. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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The dancing traffic warden of South Africa

Video posted to social media in September shows a traffic warden getting his groove on as he directs cars during the evening commute in Pretoria.

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Elderly pole climber delights in English competition

George Tipping, an 83-year-old man who enjoys going up 82-feet timber poles, proves popular with the crowd in this year's World Pole Climbing championships.

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Baby care classes designed for single men in Tokyo

Classes in infant care and emotional communication are geared towards men in an effort to help dating practices. Julie Noce reports.

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Fight to save animals tops week's animal news

A Thai sanctuary sees a recovering Indochinese tiger population, while in Vietnam authorities step up efforts to save the endangered pangolin, and thousands of wild horses in the U.S. are spared from the slaughterhouse. Gavino Garay reports.

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Cowboy boots among Reagan items up for auction

Personal items that once belonged to former U.S. President Ronald Reagan and his wife First Lady Nancy Reagan are up for auction. Gavino Garay reports.

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Tokyo Game Show booth features virtual girlfriend

A booth at the annual Tokyo Game Show features a virtual reality girlfriend, delighting visitors but dismaying organizers over virtual groping. Roselle Chen reports.

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Aerosol tea promises perfect cuppa

English drinks maker develops tea that comes pre-brewed in an aerosol can, promising the perfect cuppa without a tea bag in sight. Matthew Stock reports.

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Trump and Clinton soar to new heights

Flying effigies of U.S. presidential contenders Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump take to the air in southern California.

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Sushi in Pyongyang

Pyongyang's newest sushi restaurant opens, featuring a conveyor-belt and computer ordering system. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Tokyo Game Show highlights virtual reality

The 20th annual Tokyo Game Show kicks off as industry heavyweights go for virtual reality. Roselle Chen reports.

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Artist places horse sculptures around Colosseum

Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves positions his horse sculptures around the ancient Roman Forum for his latest art installation. Roselle Chen reports.

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The meat goes on in NYC meatball eating competition

Contestants have a ball raising money for Italian earthquake victims in meatball eating contest. Julie Noce reports.

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In India, getting bitten by a snake seen as good luck

Devotees attend a unique snake festival in India's northwestern state of Rajasthan, where believers sing and dance while holding snakes and getting bitten by them.

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See the castle being built by hand in France

French builders are carving out a medieval castle the old fashioned way. Angela Moore reports.

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Centre in Manila uses art, music, religion to rehabilitate drug users

A centre in Manila helps former drug users recover and get in touch with their emotions through art, music and Bible fellowships. Julie Noce reports.

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Endangered Hawaiian crow species shows knack for tool use

A critically endangered species of crow from Hawaii displays remarkable expertise in using small sticks to wrangle a meal, joining a small and elite group of animals that use tools. Ben Gruber reports.

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Trump hotel opens just blocks from the White House

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's newest hotel opens in a "soft launch" just blocks from the White House, as protesters gather outside the lobby. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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An old rivalry is settled with a food fight

The Official World Black Pudding Throwing Competition delights in England. Angela Moore reports.

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You’re invited to a dinner party with The Twits

Roald Dahl's classic children's tale 'The Twits' is brought to life in immersive play 'Dinner At The Twits'. Angela Moore reports.

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Romanian prisoners step out at festival

Romanian prisoners put their best feet forward at the country's second National Dance Festival. Diane Hodges reports.

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Elephant gets new boots, cat rescued from rubble

An elephant at the Smithsonian National Zoo gets new boots to help with her arthritis, while a cat in Italy is pulled out of the rubble more than two weeks after an earthquake. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Romanian prisoners step out at festival

Romanian prisoners put their best feet forward at the country's second National Dance Festival. Diane Hodges reports.

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Chile's 90-year-old cycling grandmother shows no signs of slowing down

90-year-old Chilean grandmother Elena Galvez rides her trusty bike to town and sells her hens' eggs in order to make a living.

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Elephant gets experimental treatment to relieve arthritis

The Smithsonian National Zoo uses an experimental treatment, and some new shoes, to relieve arthritis in an aging elephant. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Indian acid attack survivor redefines beauty at NY Fashion Week

Acid attack survivor Reshma Quereshi takes on the catwalk of FTL Moda during New York Fashion Week hoping to inspire other survivors. Elly Park reports.

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The revolution will be televised

"You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966-1970" exhibition opens at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Angela Moore reports.

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Archaeologists discover ancient tombs in Peru

17 ceremonial tombs dating back 1,000 years from the Chimu-Inca period are uncovered by archaeologists in northwestern Peru.

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Creativity through love of art and food

20-year-old Egyptian artist Aya Hany combines her two passions in art and food to create unique art pieces.

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Goat yoga becomes a hit

No Regrets Farm owner Lainey Morse showcases her unique idea of people taking yoga classes with goats in the calm outdoors of Oregon.

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Spectacular Northern Lights display over Finland

Brilliant colors illuminate the night sky. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Steven Seagal adds star power to Kyrgyzstan nomad games

Actor Steven Seagal added star power as Kyrgyzstan stages the world nomad games with competitions in 23 ethnic sports at the Issyk-Kul lake. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Dog and piglets form an unlikely relationship

A dog who had just given birth to pups in Cuba also assumes nursing responsibilities for piglets whose mother had died.

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Mini London burns to mark Great Fire of 1666

An art installation of London was set alight to represent the 350th anniversary of the city's Great Fire of 1666. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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British man wins World Scrabble Championship

'Braconid', the term for a parasitic wasp, helps Brett Smitheram score 176 points and win the World Scrabble Championship.

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Romania’s Lipovans strive to keep traditions alive

Romania's Lipovans, members of a Russian minority, are struggling to keep traditions alive amid a job shortage and aging population. Vanessa Johnston reports.

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Guinness World Records has a new top dog

New York’s Nathan’s Famous hot dogs break the Guinness World Record for Longest Line of Hot Dogs. Angela Moore reports.

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It's a fireball fight! Salvadoran villagers fling burning rags at each other

The inhabitants of Nejapa, El Salvador, throw gasoline-soaked rags at each other as part of an annual festival that commemorates the battle of a local saint with the devil.

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World's oldest person?

An Indonesian man claims to be 146 years old, which would make him the world's oldest person. Yiming Woo reports.

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Trump in the nude up for auction

A satirical statue of U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump will be sold at an auction in Los Angeles in October, with profits from the sale going to an immigrant support group.

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Pampering pooches with pet massages in Taiwan

A dog massage teacher in Taiwan is offering lessons on how to give pets a good rub-down

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Egg-shaped drone aims to crack UAV market

An egg-shaped drone with a 4k camera and motion-sensing gesture control is previewed at the IFA Electronic show in Berlin. Ben Gruber reports.

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Happy ending for a dog trapped in Peru

A dog with her head trapped in a gutter is freed by locals in the Peruvian town of San Martin. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Naked Donald Trump statue up for auction

Satirical statue of presidential hopeful Donald Trump to be sold at auction with the work expected to fetch between $10,000 and $20,000 at upcoming Julien's Auctions sale in Los Angeles. John Russell reports.

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French 'Spiderman' climbs a skyscraper harness-free

54-year-old daredevil Alain Robert scales a skyscraper in La Defense business district to raise awareness for the release of Jacqueline Savage, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for murdering her violent husband.

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Thousands take part in Spanish tomato fight

More than 20,000 people descend on the Spanish town of Bunol for the annual 'Tomatina' food fight, now in its 71st year.

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Barcelona youth soccer team consoles Japanese opponents

Kids on a soccer team from Barcelona show upstanding sportsmanship after beating their Japanese opponents. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Wake up and smell your alarm clock

An olfactory alarm clock that uses air diffusion to wake you up gradually has been launched at Berlin's IFA consumer technology show. Jim Drury reports.

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Mini sculptures made out of lead

A Taiwanese artist creates miniature sculptures as small as 0.5 millimeters using various types of pencil lead.

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World Gravy Wrestling Championship makes a splash

The World Gravy Wrestling Championship is the main course at a pub in England. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Striking up the bands in Red Square

Military bands from all over the world take center stage in Moscow's Red Square for an annual festival. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Miniature art created from pencil lead

Taiwanese artist Lee Chien-chu creates ornate, miniature sculptures as small as 0.5 millimetres in diameter from ordinary pencil lead. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Hindu devotees color streets of Paris in celebration of Ganesh

Hindu devotees parade through the streets of Paris in celebration of the elephant god Ganesh. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Bunny tails at Hong Kong cafe, zoo animals get check-ups

This week's animal news includes the London Zoo weighing and measuring over 18,000 of their critters and a cafe in Hong Kong gets hopping with the addition of rabbits. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Thousands of Japanese samba through Tokyo

Some half-million Japanese turn out to see thousands of dancers at the 35th annual Samba Carnival in Tokyo. Diane Hodges reports.

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Catering to canines on National Dog Day

A New York City restaurant showcases its 'dog menu' in honor of U.S. National Dog Day. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Hong Kong's first rabbit cafe

Hong Kong's first rabbit cafe offers customers the opportunity to play with bunnies while having a bite to eat, but vets warn that this could stress the fluffy animals.

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Holy gadgets! Batman suit soars to world record

A Batman cosplay suit adorned with 23 functioning gadgets including smoke bombs and a grapnel gun, earns its creator a Guinness World Record Gamer's Edition prize. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Human pyramids formed to celebrate Hindu deity

In an act of defiance, dozens challenge a court order limiting the height of human pyramids. Angela Moore reports.

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American guitarist uses music as healing force in Kabul

An American musician is helping Afghan girls deal with the hardships of life in Kabul by teaching them guitar. Julie Noce reports.

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Two to tango in Argentina

Dancers compete in "stage" category at the World Tango Championship. Angela Moore reports.

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London Zoo's animals have annual weigh in

Over 18,000 animals at London Zoo have been weighed and measured as part of an annual survey of the attraction's inhabitants. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Penguin made Brigadier by Norwegian army

King penguin Sir Nils Olav at Edinburgh Zoo is given yet another honor by the Norwegian Army on Monday, adding to his already impressive clutch of military titles.

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Disabled teen in Kabul sketches with her mouth

A disabled teenager in Kabul finds hope in creating pencil sketches with her mouth. Julie Noce reports.

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Crocs on the loose in an Australian school

Closed circuit television footage shows vandals releasing crocodiles inside a school in Australia's Northern Territory. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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May I have this dance?

The World Tango Festival and Championship begins in Buenos Aires. Angela Moore reports.

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Japanese monks participate in 'handsome' contest

Japanese monks take part in a 'most handsome monk' contest during a funeral exposition in Tokyo on Monday.

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Baby animals celebrated with cake and friendship

Panda cub Bei Bei delights fans during his first birthday celebration at Washington's National Zoo, while zookeepers around the world care for newly born animals. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger launches Hong Kong sports fest

Film star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger opens his sports festival in Hong Kong, to encourage local residents to catch the fitness bug. Ashraf Fahim reports.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger launches Hong Kong sports fest

Film star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger opens his sports festival in Hong Kong, to encourage local residents to catch the fitness bug. Ashraf Fahim reports.

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Excited cameraman narrates LA car chase

News cameraman Stu Mundel describes the scene when a car chase through the eastern suburbs of Los Angeles ends in a violent crash. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Bao Bao the panda takes up painting

Three year old Bao Bao the panda 'learns to paint' with help of her trainer at the National Zoo in Washington by maneuvering a rod dipped in paint onto a canvas outside her cage. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Trump in the nude

Naked Donald Trump statues popped up in cities across the U.S. It's part of artists' collective titled, "The Emperor Has No Balls." Linda So reports.

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Bao Bao the panda takes up painting

Three year old Bao Bao the panda 'learns to paint' with help of her trainer at the National Zoo in Washington by maneuvering a rod dipped in paint onto a canvas outside her cage. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Rio’s youth say no to ocean pollution

An organization teaches young people in Rio to keep the ocean clean and teams up with Adidas to create a running shoe made of recycled ocean plastic. Roselle Chen reports.

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J.K. Rowling releases new 'Harry Potter' ebooks

J.K. Rowling returns to the world of "Harry Potter" with new ebooks. Roselle Chen reports.

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Baby monkey introduced at Sydney zoo

Taronga Zoo in Sydney shows off their new baby François' Langur monkey. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Bolivian Catholics break rocks to try luck

Believers of the Virgin of Urkupina break rocks to ask for favors during a colorful religious procession in La Paz, Bolivia. Elly Park reports.

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Lion cub prepares for debut in Lima

A lion cub born in captivity in Lima is healthy and strong, zoo officials say, as prepare to make her debut. Julie Noce reports.

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Dig begins for mysterious Nazi 'Gold Train'

Treasure hunters in western Poland have finally started a long-awaited dig for a Nazi-era train that legend says is buried inside a tunnel and carries looted gems. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Wakeboarder zips through flooded Russian street

A Russian wakeboarder shows off his skills on the city streets after heavy rains cause flooding in Moscow.

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Speedgolf championships tee off in the UK

The British Open Championships took place in the south of England, measuring running speeds as well as golfing ability. Saskia O'Donoghue reports

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Pokemon 'goes' to Myanmar

Gamers in Myanmar catch Pokemon fever even though the game has not been officially launched in their country. Diane Hodges reports.

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Elephant with downturned tusks spotted in Malaysia

Malaysia finds rare elephant with tusks growing downward. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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German village crowns man "wine queen"

A German village who couldn't find a woman willing to promote its wine industry crowned a man as "Wine Queen" instead. Diane Hodges reports.

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World's longest cigar rolled in Cuba

A legendary Cuban cigar maker breaks his own record for rolling the world's longest cigar at 90 meters in length, to help mark the 90th birthday of Cuba's revolutionary leader Fidel Castro. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Greenland shark: long in the tooth

Research finds that the Greenland shark can live for around 400 years. Bob Mezan reports.

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In South Korea, insects with meals no longer a rare delicacy

More South Koreans are becoming comfortable with the idea of eating insects, as restaurants take liquids from the likes of worms and crickets and mix them into regular dishes.

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Chilli-powder condoms, firecrackers boost Tanzania elephant protection

Condoms filled with chilli powder and firecrackers are helping scare elephants away from human settlements in Tanzania's Tarangire National Park. Matthew Stock reports.

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Climber caught after Trump Tower drama

A man scaling the side of Trump Tower in midtown Manhattan with large suction cups is dramatically pulled in by rescue crews after the hours-long ordeal. Gavino Garay reports.

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18 quintillion planets are ready to be explored

'No Man's Sky' lets gamers chart a unique path through an endless universe. Angela Moore reports.

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Pants on fire: alleged arsonist gets burned

Surveillance video shows a man lighting himself on fire while allegedly attempting to burn down a building in Kentucky. The video is being distributed by Madisonville police with the hope of identifying the suspect. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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‘Flying Bum’ edges out of hangar before debut flight

The world's longest aircraft left the hangar in central England for the first time ahead of its debut flight that could mark a new age for airships. Ben Gruber reports.

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Stinky cheese ice cream a top flavor for Czechs

Ice cream made out of a traditional pungent cheese is gaining in popularity in a small Czech town, as locals and tourists flock to try the unusual taste.

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Cupping therapy makes the rounds at the Olympics

The dark purple spots on Michael Phelps' shoulders shed light on cupping therapy. Angela Moore reports.

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Mysterious amulet messages discovered in Serbia

Archaeologists in Serbia are trying to decipher messages hidden in amulets found in ancient tombs near a coal mine.

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Panda twins born in southwestern China

Male and female panda twins have been born in China, seen crawling both are said to be doing well. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Brazilian women compete for Miss Bumbum

Brazilian women vying to be named Miss Bumbum show off their assets. Angela Moore reports.

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Pokemon GO master won't give up on game

The first person to 'catch 'em all' in smash hit game Pokemon GO says he won't stop playing the game and is hoping its makers will release new features. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Some like it hot!

Chilli Fiesta adds spice to English countryside. Angela Moore reports.

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Conchita Wurst leads EuroPride in Amsterdam

“Love is love” – Pride parade calls for the protection of LGBT rights. Angela Moore reports.

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Mowing for gold in annual British race

A 12-hour endurance Lawn Mower Race takes place in the English village of Five Oaks, one of the key events in the lawn mower racing calendar.

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Baby giant panda born at Vienna zoo

A naturally conceived giant panda cub has been born in a zoo in Vienna - it's currently so small that zookeepers have been unable to determine its gender. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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A peek at the Pikachu parade

Chubby yellow cartoon characters are on the march in Japan. Angela Moore reports.

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A week full of animal rescues

A Sicilian kitten is given CPR, a baby bobcat makes its home at the Oregon Zoo, SeaWorld releases 15 green sea turtles, and white lion cubs are born in Tbilisi, Georgia .... in this week's top animal stories. Gavino Garay reports.

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Lawn mower racing in England

May the best lawn mower win! Fashion model and television personality Jodie Kidd kicks off the annual 12-hour lawn mower marathon in West Sussex, England. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Pokemon Go race draws hundreds in Hong Kong

Over 600 people race against the clock in Hong Kong to catch the hard-to-find characters, in what 'Pokegame' organizers say is the world's first-ever Pokemon Go competition of its kind. Gavino Garay reports.

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Rio's informal foods - a key part of the 'Carioca' life

If the most popular foods of Rio de Janeiro have one thing in common, it is their informality -- unpretentious, meat-centric food that locals eat in crowded bars or busy street corners after a day at the beach. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Bosnia's 'Indiana Jones' sets up spiritual site in park

A Bosnian amateur digger opens an archaeological and nature park for visitors seeking a spiritual experience, but authorities are not supporting the site.

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Cat comes back, with mouth-to-mouth

A one-month old kitten, about to drown after falling in the water in a Sicilian harbor, is rescued and resuscitated by Italian coast guard. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Makers of Pixar-inspired robot dream big

The makers of palm-sized robot Cozmo, which is said to have a cheeky personality, are expecting the toy to become a firm favorite when it goes on sale in October.

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Thousands of rubber ducks dive into Chicago River

Some 50,000 rubber ducks are dumped into the Chicago River for the annual Windy City Rubber Ducky Derby. Multimedia Display (no reporter narration).

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Panda cub keeps his cool

The Smithsonian National Zoo's panda cub Bei Bei wriggles with delight as keepers cool him off with a hose while cleaning his pen in Washington, D.C. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Artist turns cow dung into eco-friendly fashion

A Dutch artist is making a fashion statement by utilizing chemistry to convert cow manure into eco-friendly couture. Ben Gruber reports.

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Women breastfeed for World Breastfeeding Week

Hundreds of Colombian women mark World Breastfeeding Week by nourishing their infants in a Bogota park, calling for an end to its censorship and social stigma. Roselle Chen reports.

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Artists bring migrant camp to London streets

Good Chance Theatre curates an exhibition on the streets of Central London that symbolizes a refugee camp in Calais. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Olympic judokas spar with favela kids

France's Olympic judo delegation spar with kids from Rio de Janeiro's sprawling Rocinha favela. Roselle Chen reports.

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Bolivians honour Mother Earth with celebration

Bolivians honour Mother Earth in an annual celebration known as Day of the Pachamama. Bob Mezan reports.

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Trump ejects crying baby from rally

"Actually, I was only kidding, you can get the baby out of here," Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said after the crying infant interrupted the presidential candidate during a rally in Ashburn, Virginia. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Olympic pin trading, "largest spectator sport"

People gripped by pin trading ahead of the 2016 Games with journalists and volunteers making swaps outside the Olympic Park. Bob Mezan reports.

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Rhino runs amok on Indian national highway

A rhinoceros sends people running after escaping from flood-hit Kaziranga National Park.

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Indian couple dangle above gorge to exchange wedding vows

A bride and groom in India, both keen hikers, get married while suspended high up in the air.

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Virgin Galactic that much closer to passenger lift-off

Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic has been granted an FAA operating license to give the world's first paying space tourists an out-of-this-world experience once final tests are completed, the Federal Aviation Administration says. Gavino Garay reports.

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Olympic host city Rio recreated as colorful Lego model

Toymaker Lego has created a large model of Brazil's Rio de Janeiro, to celebrate the host city of the 2016 Olympic Games.

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Ancient mass grave in Greece a mystery

Archaeologists discover a mass grave in an ancient Greek cemetery, where the skeletons' wrists are clamped by iron shackles.

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Shackled remains at ancient Greek site tell tale of intrigue

Greek archaeologists have uncovered one of the largest ancient cemeteries in Athens, filled with a mass grave of shackled skeletons believed to be victims of an execution. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Competitors drink, run in Beer Mile World Classic

International competitors take part in the Beer Mile World Classic, which is described as the world's premier drinking race. Bob Mezan reports.

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Glider aerobat Toth wins again

Hungarian pilot Ferenc Toth defends his World Glider Aerobatic Championships, giving him a third gold medal. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Skydiver jumps from plane without a parachute

A daredevil skydiver successfully jumps from a plane without a parachute and lands in a large net in the California desert. Julie Noce reports.

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Unique take on dim sum in Hong Kong

A dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong delights customers with disgusting delicacies. Julie Noce reports.

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Donkeys "speak" to kids, horses fly to Olympics

New technology from "Real Donkeys" allows children to hear donkey noises translated to English, while a group of Olympic horses board a charter flight to Rio. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Giant panda turns four at San Diego Zoo

A giant panda at the San Diego Zoo celebrates his fourth birthday with an ice cake and presents. Julie Noce reports.

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Unique take on dim sum in Hong Kong

A dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong delights customers with disgusting delicacies. Julie Noce reports.

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Parachutists show their skills at international tournament

Parachutists from over 30 countries compete in aerial acrobatics and precise landings at the 2016 World Military Parachuting Championships in Russia.

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Indian prisoners practice yoga to relieve stress

A prison in India introduces yoga classes for inmates in a bid to help them cope with depression and stress.

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Chincoteague pony festival underway

Dozens of ponies are up for auction in Chincoteague, Virginia, as part of the 91st Annual Pony Swim. Diane Hodges reports.

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Mexico makes mammoth 'torta sandwich'

Mexico City breaks a record for the longest 'torta' ever prepared in Latin America, with a 216-foot-long sandwich.

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Pokemon GO gamers gather in Spain

The hunt for Pokemon goes to the center of Madrid. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Ice Bucket Challenge leads to ALS breakthrough

A new gene linked to ALS is discovered thanks to money raised by the Ice Bucket Challenge. Angela Moore reports.

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Forced out by fire, evacuated animals return home

Exotic animals return home after being displaced by a wildfire in southern California. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Beekeeping is all the buzz in New York City

Honey bee hives are soaring in Manhattan. Angela Moore reports.

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India honors 'Grandma Elephant' in special ceremony

Dakshayani, believed to be the world's oldest elephant at 86, is celebrated at an event in India's southern Kerala state.

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Belgian scientists turn urine into drinking water

A team of scientists in Belgium have developed a solar-powered machine which turns urine into drinking water and fertilizer.

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Pokemon Go catches on in Russia

Among young Russians, Pokemon Go is a virtual hit. Angela Moore reports.

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A new zoo opens in Pyongyang

North Korea celebrates the opening of a new zoo and nature museum. Angela Moore reports.

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Russian balloonist sets world record

Adventurer sets world record for circumnavigating the globe in a hot air balloon. Angela Moore reports.

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A champion is named at the Quidditch World Cup

With broomsticks in hand, witches and wizards battle at the Quidditch World Cup. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Pepper, a human-like robot, released in Taiwan

Taiwan becomes one of the first markets outside of Japan to launch Pepper, a human-like robot that is said to be the world's first personal robot that can read emotions.

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'Star Trek Beyond' takes box office out of this world

"Star Trek Beyond" rules the North American box office with $59.6 million on its opening weekend. Gavino Garay reports.

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Pokemon craze grips the world

Pokemon Go players are trying to catch 'em all over the world... with reports of arrests, traffic collisions and gamers playing the virtual reality game at the most inappropriate times and places. Gavino Garay reports.

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Snake on a train, and other grim animal stories

It's not 'Snakes on a Plane', the movie -- but a snake on a train in Australia that tops this week's somewhat grim animal news, including a polar bear kept in captivity in China, and tourists blamed for the drowning of an Alaskan goat. Gavino Garay reports.

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Tourists bake in 99 degree DC heat

Residents and tourists grab fans and cold water as a heat wave hits the U.S. capital. Gavino Garay reports.

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Calls for jousting to be made an Olympic sport

British jousting enthusiasts are calling for the mediaeval "martial art" made Olympic sport. Natural rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Striking a chord with the bones of New York

A guitar maker builds custom instruments beloved by celebrities such as Bob Dylan and Lou Reed out of discarded wood from New York City landmark buildings. Elly Park reports.

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Singapore's Michelin star hawker food

Singaporeans and tourists line up for the world's very first hawker stalls to be awarded a Michelin star. Sophia Soo reports.

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Your chance to buy a rare Alfa 2.9

Sotheby’s could set a new record when it sells at auction a 1939 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B. Angela Moore reports.

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An artist turns lost items into sparkling art

A London artist scours the muddy banks of the River Thames for lost items that can be turned into delightful pieces of art. Angela Moore reports.

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A wheel to electrify your bicycle

A newly developed wheel converts any bicycle into an electric vehicle. Ben Gruber reports.

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See how Santa spends his summer

Santas from around the world meet in Denmark. Angela Moore reports.

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Surfing in the sewers in English city's storm drain

A Victorian storm drain in the northern English city of Sheffield becomes a playground for wakeboarders.

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Summer scorcher: Heatwave bakes Britain

Brits soak up the sun on the hottest day of the year. Angela Moore reports.

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Snake on a train: pet python confiscated by Australian police

Australian police confiscate a diamond python after a man showed it to fellow passengers on a train.

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Playboy model accused of lacking common decency

Playboy's Dani Mathers is banned from her gym after posting a picture of a naked woman from the gym's locker room. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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John Kerry's bumpy encounter with new British prime minister's door

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has a bad photo-call moment when he bumps into the door of 10 Downing Street after waving to the cameras.

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Brazilian sex shop reveals its Olympic line

The 'Sex Athletes' range of Olympic-themed sex toys offers the tools for a gold medal-winning performance. Angela Moore reports.

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England’s annual counting of the swans

The Royal Swan Upping ruffles a few feathers. Angela Moore reports.

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Snails 'slug' it out in championship race

More than 200 snails race against each other in the annual World championships held in Norfolk, UK.

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A steep challenge as runners race up a ski slope

A ski slope in Germany becomes a test of stamina for hundreds of runners. Angela Moore reports.

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Whistling enthusiasts battle it out in Japan

Passionate whistlers compete at an international whistling competition in Japan. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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South Korea goes mad for mud

South Korea's annual mud festival at coastal city Boryeong attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors for muddy fun. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Japanese elevator chair turns into toilet

Caught with a pressing need while stuck in a broken down elevator? A Japanese company has the solution for you: a chair that turns into a toilet.

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Is French President Hollande's hairdo really worth $11,000 a month?

Revelations that French President Francois Hollande's barber costs $11,000 a month sets social media abuzz.

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South Korean soldiers change boots for ballet slippers

South Korean soldiers deployed near the border with the North take ballet lessons as part of their training. Yiming Woo reports.

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$10,000 to keep Hollande's hair tip-top

A report has revealed that French President Francois Hollande's hairdresser is paid over $10,000 a month. Yiming Woo reports.

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Is there any cheating taking place during this exam?

Students in the eastern Indian state of Jharkand appear to be cheating during an exam, but their teacher does not believe that is the case.

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Growing military drones in chemical vats

Growing military drones in chemical vats could be a possibility this century, according to BAE Systems. Ben Gruber reports.

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Armed robber left empty-handed after New Zealand shopkeeper ignores him

The owner of a kebab shop in New Zealand has been hailed for his cool head after CCTV footage showed him continuing to serve a customer while confronted by an armed robber.

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Takeaway owner stops armed robber by ignoring him

A takeaway shop owner in New Zealand stops an allegedly armed robber by ignoring him and continuing to serve another customer. Yiming Woo reports.

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Hippos are the stars of a Siberian circus show

Three 10-year-old hippopotamuses perform tricks in a Siberian circus in Russia.

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This week's animal round up

A rare two-headed snake is found at an Indian zoo, a sloth wanders into a Peruvian town, dogs donate blood in Taiwan, runners are gored in Spain's Running of the Bulls and mountain lion kittens come into the world near LA. Gavino Garay reports.

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Painful times for Spain bull runners

Six runners have been gored on the second day of the San Fermin bull running festival with two suffering serious injuries.

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Cycling - L.A. style

Ride in style on a custom-made lowrider bicycle. Angela Moore reports.

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New Yorkers take gamble on Mega Millions lotto

Friday's Mega Millions jackpot is up to $540 million and New Yorkers are cashing in for their chance to win big. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Baby elephant won’t leave dead mother

A grieving baby elephant refuses to leave the body of its mother who died in a fight with another animal. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Newborn mountain lions discovered near L.A.

Two litters of cute mountain lion kittens found in California. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Paris aquarium successfully breeds blacktip sharks

An aquarium in Paris is the first in France to breed blacktip sharks in captivity. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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The San Fermin festival begins amid protest

A bloody protest marks the start of the Spanish festival known for the running of the bulls. Angela Moore reports.

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Science is protecting endangered penguins

For the first time ever, a penguin is born via artificial insemination. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Can this giant hookah break world records?

An Iraqi shisha factory has made a massive nargileh, which it hopes will break world records for being the biggest of its kind.

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Reeling back in style with Vintage News

A news service in the UK hopes to bring back "romance" of the news industry by creating vintage newsreels of modern events. Elly Park reports.

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Floridians celebrate the Fourth with pie

Contestants square off in Key West, Florida with a Key Lime pie eating contest. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Pretty goats, elephants dominate animal news this week

From a goats' beauty pageant in Lithuania to a circus elephant tromping through the streets of Berlin, here are this week's endearing animal stories. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Goats take over Brooklyn

Goats have become the latest craze in trendy Brooklyn as two parks hire out-of-town goats as a pesticide-free way to get rid of invasive plants.

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Russian wife-carrier wins international event

Annual wife-carrying event takes place in Finland and a Russian couple take the crown - and the unusual prize. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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An elephant strolls through the German capital

A 40-year-old Indian elephant named Maya has become a regular sight on the streets of eastern Berlin's Lichtenberg district. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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How many hot dogs can you eat in 10 minutes?

Contenders weigh-in ahead of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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New Yorkers get in on the Mega Millions jackpot as it grows to $415 million

New Yorkers feeling lucky buy tickets for the $415 million (USD) Mega Millions jackpot, the 10th largest lottery prize in U.S. history and the third largest in the game's history. Bob Mezan reports.

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Quokka predicts winner of Australian election

A quokka, an Australian marsupial, predicts Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to win the upcoming election. Rough cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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How to spend the night inside the Eiffel Tower

A family of four wins an overnight stay inside Paris’ Eiffel Tower. Angela Moore reports.

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An early Beatles drum set hits the auction block

An auction house in Los Angeles is drumming up interest before the sale of an important piece of Beatles history. Angela Moore reports.

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Four goats graze in Brooklyn

Steps from Manhattan, four Nubian goats feast on weeds. Angela Moore reports.

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Do some cows in India urinate gold?

Scientists in western India say they have found traces of gold in the urine of the indigenous Gir cow breed.

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Manila bakery in six-year cake giveaway

A bakery in the Philippines capital is giving away free cakes for the six years of Rodrigo Duterte's presidency to celebrate his inauguration. Paul Chapman reports.

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Trudeau's Obama "impending retirement" quip gets a laugh

U.S. President Barack Obama at the "Three Amigos" summit in Canada gives the 'thumbs up' to his "impending retirement," as referred to by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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No one buys huge 1,109-carat diamond

World's biggest diamond fails to sell at auction in London. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Fashion and technology intermix in Berlin

"Fashion Fusion" seeks to discover designers who can turn technology into new fashion trends. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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David Hockney returns to the Royal Academy

English artist David Hockney returns to the Royal Academy in London with a new show. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Baby elephant makes public debut in Singapore

A zoo in Singapore presents its new elephant calf. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Quintuplets born in Ukraine

Three boys and two girls are born in Odessa. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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A baby elephant makes public debut in Singapore

A zoo in Singapore presents its new elephant calf. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Parrot may provide evidence in U.S. murder trial

Prosecutors in Michigan are considering whether the words squawked by a pet parrot may be used as evidence in a murder trial. Yiming Woo reports.

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A rare look inside New York's potter's field

Run by city's Department of Correction, Hart Island is the final resting place of over one million of New York's poorest residents. Elly Park reports.

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Lithuania seeks prettiest goat in annual pageant

A one-year-old goat wins this year's coveted beauty title in the Lithuanian village of Ramygala.

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Running of the wiener dogs

Swift, short-legged wiener dogs race for the top spot in the 2016 Wienerschnitzel Wiener Nationals in San Diego. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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A thriller at the tiller race in Arkansas

The annual event pairs high-speed racers and their garden tillers. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Police officer proposes at London Pride parade

A London Metropolitan Police officer taking part in the city's 43rd annual gay pride parade surprises his lover by getting out of the police formation and proposing marriage to him as the crowd cheers. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Dramatic safety tests for glass-floor bridge

A brave few get to test the safety of China's newest glass bridge by whacking its panels with sledgehammers before it opens to the public. Paul Chapman reports.

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Glass slide to open atop Los Angeles highest skyscraper

A glass slide hanging off the exterior of a 73-floor building in Los Angeles is expected to give fun-seekers a new kind of thrill.

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Michelle Obama joins Snapchat

U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama joins Snapchat as 'MichelleObama'. Angela Moore reports.

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Crowd control coming to Times Square

New rules seek to reign in Times Square tip seekers. Angela Moore reports.

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Denmark’s Queen reimagines Cinderella

Denmark’s Queen Margrethe sets the stage for a new production of Cinderella. Angela Moore reports.

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German and Northern Irish fans celebrate

Soccer fans from Germany and Northern Ireland meet in the streets ahead of the Euro. Angela Moore reports.

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Skateboarders stop traffic in Manila

Tricks, spins and spills – Hundreds celebrate Go Skateboarding Day in the Philippines. Angela Moore reports.

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Yoga in Times Square

It's 'Mind Over Madness' as yoga enthusiasts find their center in New York City's Times Square. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Tough Mudders get down and dirty in Germany

Thousands participate in the popular, muddy obstacle course. Angela Moore reports.

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Colorful strollers parade through Moscow

Costumed babies and elaborate strollers parade through Russia's capital city. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Fancy prams paraded through Moscow

Russia holds its annual pram parade featuring elaborately designed strollers.

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Indian street dog gets second chance in walking

An Indian street dog has been fitted with wheels after a local dog lover noticed that his hind legs were injured following a car accident.

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Taiwan salon gives pets whacky fur styles

A salon in Taiwan is attracting customers with its unusual grooming designs for pets.

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Polish accessories to ward away evil

Monks in Poland are marketing exorcism 'accessories' for the youth as a modern day reminder to resist temptation. Gavino Garay reports.

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Ultrasound for geriatric giant panda

Giant panda Gao Gao undergoes a cardiac ultrasound as a way of monitoring his heart condition at the San Diego Zoo. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Elephant whisperer and Brexit pig race in animal news

A woman who sings elephants to sleep in Thailand, a Brexit pig race in the UK votes to stay in the EU, a dog rescue in Peru, and rescuers in Hungary say high pitch barks are the worst -- all in this week's animal roundup. Gavino Garay reports.

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Would you wear a wedding gown made out of toilet paper?

The 12th Annual Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest in New York showcases wedding dresses made out of toilet paper.

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Dog rescued from canal in Peru

Peruvian police rescue a dog that was stranded in a canal. Rough cut (subtitled) - no reporter narration).

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Tiger cub has a very special audience with the Pope

Pope Francis meets with a six-month-old tiger cub while celebrating the Jubilee for Circus and Travelling Show People.

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Artist creates sculptures out of used bullet shells

New York exhibit shows work by Colombian artist Federico Uribe, who creates animal sculptures, landscapes out of used bullet shells. Elly Park reports.

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Huge Columbus statue unveiled in Puerto Rico

A new statue of explorer Christopher Columbus has been unveiled in Arecibo in Puerto Rico. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Nepal's oldest student?

At tender age of 68, Durga Kami is in the running to be Nepal's oldest school-going student. Paul Chapman reports.

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Man rescued from giant Chevrolet sign

Officials say a worker was rescued from inside a tall LED sign at a Chevrolet dealership in Tomball, Texas. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Indian right-wing group celebrates Donald Trump's birthday

A Hindu fringe group in India marks the 70th birthday of Donald Trump, calling the U.S. presidential candidate the 'savior of humanity'.

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Lullabies for stressed out elephants in Thailand

A woman working at a sanctuary for abused and overworked elephants in Thailand sings lullabies to help the animals sleep. Subtitled Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Thousands of sheep make a great escape in Spain

1,300 sheep escape their field in Spain after their shepherd falls asleep.

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Animal oracles predict Euro 2016

A koala and two sea lions make their predictions for the winning soccer teams in the 2016 UEFA European Championship. Rough Cut - Subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Boat capsizes during America's Cup World Series practice

Emirates Team New Zealand boat capsizes during a practice race for the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series event in Chicago. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Buzzing memorial, pool-hopping bear top animal stories

Bees that form an unusual tribute to boxing champion Muhammad Ali and a pool-hopping bear top this week's animal wrap. Diane Hodges reports.

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Chinese protesters deliver petition against Yulin's dog meat festival

Animal rights activists calling for an end to the slaughter and eating of dogs at a Chinese festival delivered a petition with 11 million signatures to authorities in Beijing on Friday.

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Mexico recreates the Sistine Chapel

A life-sized replica of the Vatican's Sistine Chapel has been inaugurated in the Mexican capital.

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Germany v Ukraine: will the animals get it right?

Oobi-Ooobi the koala and Astrid the sea lion give their predictions ahead of Sunday's Germany v Ukraine Euro 2016 soccer tournament match.

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Boot camp for zombies as Universal Studios readies ride

Universal Studios holds a boot camp for wannabe 'Walking Dead' as it prepares to open a new ride based on the hit television show. Rollo Ross reports.

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Alexander Camelton, a zoo sensation

A month-old Bactrian camel named Alexander Camelton at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo is a social media star.

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Mother thwarts daughter's abduction

A woman fights off a man who tries to kidnap her 13-year-old daughter. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Farm tractors power through Russian race course

It’s a bumpy ride for some high-powered tractors as they race through mud and gravel. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Colombians pose nude for photo project

Thousands of Colombians shed inhibitions for Spencer Tunick's latest nude photo shoot. Angela Moore reports.

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Harvest time at the White House garden

First Lady Michelle Obama harvests fresh vegetables with children from across the country and cooks up lunch with celebrity chef Rachel Ray before sitting down for a meal. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Just desserts at the Custard Pie Championship

Ready, steady, throw: teams fight it out at UK custard pie contest. Angela Moore reports.

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The 'courtship dance' of a new peacock spider species

Seven more species of the tiny Australian peacock spider which dance to attract female partners have been discovered.

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Cobra makes surprise appearance in Thai toilet

A Thai man gets a narrow escape after he spotted a cobra come out of his toilet bowl, in the second such incident recorded in the country in about two weeks.

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Moose gives birth, monkey becomes thief

A moose gives birth in an East Anchorage parking lot while in India, some money business at a jewelry store. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Making art out of pollution

An exhibit of 17 marine animals, made entirely of plastic waste from the Pacific Ocean, is on display in Washington, DC to shed light on the issue of plastic pollution. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Mexican 'Spiderman' weaves web of knowledge for science students

A university science professor at Mexico's acclaimed UNAM university becomes a hit with students by giving classes dressed as Spiderman. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Hungarian gravediggers compete for 'neatest grave'

Gravediggers in Hungary took part in the first leg of an international championship, designed to improve the profession's morbid image.

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Images of May

Images taken by Reuters photographers around the world for the month of May 2016, including wildfires in Canada, Cannes, Europe's migrant crisis and more. Produced by David Lucas.

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'Devil' gets a pacemaker

A Tasmanian Devil is recovering well after being implanted with a pacemaker to treat a heart condition. Ben Gruber reports.

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A dinner party in the sky

Diners in Brussels feast on a meal 164 feet up in the air. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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