The Cheese Rolling World Championship returns

The traditional May Day cheese-rolling race is held in Stilton, Cambridgeshire on Monday (May 1). Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Ancient Roman port in Israel to get facelift

Archaeologists embark on a $27 million project to restore a once-towering ancient Roman temple in Caesarea. Angela Moore reports.

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Pope Francis launches free launderette for the poor

Rome's homeless and impoverished people can wash their clothes for free at a new launderette, the latest intiative for the needy by Pope Francis.

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White tiger cubs born in Austrian zoo

Four white Bengal tiger cubs presented to the public at the White Zoo in Austria. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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'Pope Francis' Laundry' opens in Rome

Pope Francis has launched a laundromat for the poor, where homeless and impoverished people can come and wash their clothes for free. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Los Angeles mayor declares April 25 'La La Land Day'

Brightly-dressed dancers abseil down Los Angeles City Hall as Mayor Eric Garcetti declares April 25 to be 'La La Land Day,' in honor of the Oscar-winning film. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Crabs invade Cuba's Bay of Pigs

It's that time again. After the first spring rains in Cuba, crabs are invading the Bay of Pigs, returning to the waters to reproduce. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Kenya's last northern white rhino joins Tinder

Endangered white rhino joins Tinder to find a mate hoping to raise funds for fertility treatment. Francis Maguire reports.

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Four-legged fugitive in Vegas police chase

A mysterious, four-legged fugitive gambled and lost in Las Vegas Thursday when it was caught after leading police on a wild chase. Nathan Frandino reports.

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California "nuns" respond to a higher calling

Self-described 'weed nuns' grow and harvest their own healing cannabis. Angela Moore reports.

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World's largest number of people dressed as Chaplin's "The Tramp" gather in Switzerland

In a world record breaking attempt, the world's largest number of people dressed as The Tramp gather in Switzerland. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Venezuelans torch political effigies during Easter celebrations

Venezuelans put effigies of the country's least popular politicians up in flames during Easter Sunday celebrations in Caracas.

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Mexicans burn a Trump effigy on Easter

Easter revelers in Mexico City take their president, and the president to their north to task during the traditional burning of Judas. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Cracking good fun! German town celebrates Easter with egg-throwing competition

People in the West German town of Horhausen celebrate Easter by throwing eggs as far as they can, without breaking them. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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April the giraffe has calf as millions watch

April the giraffe gives birth to a baby boy in a New York zoo, as millions tune in by a live webcam stream in anticipation of the event.

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Tour the Titanic

Expeditions to the world's most famous shipwreck are set to begin. Angela Moore reports.

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Belgian company takes 3D printing to chocolate

A Belgian start-up uses 3D printing for Easter chocolates, creating treats ranging from the traditional Easter bunny to the more unusual beer bottle. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Aspiring internet stars turn to surgery to gain popularity

Young aspiring internet stars resort to plastic surgery to increase their chances of success in the Chinese live-streaming industry. Edward Baran reports.

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Dog sledders complete Polar expedition across Scandanavia

Almost 30 people complete a 300-kilometre expedition across the Arctic wilderness as they complete the Fjallraven Polar 2017 - a dog-sledding expedition from Signaldalen, Norway to Jukkasjarvi, Sweden. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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High flying biker grounded by police

A Cuban contendant for the Guiness world record for the highest bike is blocked by Cuban police.

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Polish athlete wins the coolest race in the world

Polish runner Piotr Suchenia won the world's coolest race on Saturday, crossing the line first in the 2017 North Pole Marathon. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Bee hives a new target for New Zealand criminal gangs

New Zealand's bees are being stolen and traded by organized crime syndicates seeking to profit from skyrocketing honey prices, police and beekeepers, proving that bees make money. Reuters' Charlotte Greenfield reports.

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INSIGHT: Humpback whale washes onto NYC beach

A dead humpback whale washes up on Rockaway Beach in Queens, one of New York City's five boroughs.

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Polish zoo shows off its rare white tiger quadruplets

Four extremely rare white tiger cubs born in captivity are presented by Borysew Zoo in central Poland.

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'Queer British Art' reflects social revolution

Marking 50 years since the partial decriminalisation of male homosexuality in England and Wales, the first exhibition dedicated to queer British art is opening in London. Reuters Emily Wither spoke to the curator.

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'Gulliver's Gate' debuts its Lilliputian world

"Gulliver's Gate," a massive model depicting over 300 miniature cities from around the world, opens in Times Square. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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One-humped beauties take the stage in Saudi Arabia

More than 50,000 camels participate in the country's month-long annual King Abdulaziz camel festival with this year's prize money equivalent to $31 million dollars. Colette Luke reports.

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Swimsuit-clad skiers parade down Sochi's slopes in world record attempt

Hundreds of Russian skiers in swimwear hit the slopes of Sochi attempting to break a world record. Rough Cut (No Reporter Narration)

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Puppies take over Newark Airport

Around ninety puppies were at Newark Airport on Saturday for their Seeing Eye puppy training to get them ready to be future guide dogs. Colette Luke reports.

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London exhibition elevates selfies as an art form

From Old Masters' self-portraits to contemporary selfies taken on phones, a London exhibition explores the creative potential of a mode of expression whose modern form is often derided as inane. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Alligator tied to tree in Snapper Village

Residents of a Miami neighborhood, called Snapper Village, reportedly tie a stray alligator to a tree while waiting for animal control. The reptile is suspected of eating local pets. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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East meets West at Sotheby's Hong Kong curiosities preview

A mixture of natural and man-made items from different time periods and places are previewed by Sotheby's ahead of their Hong Kong auction. (ROUGH CUT - No reporter narration)

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French artist attempts to hatch eggs

Performance artist Abraham Poincheval will sit on eggs for up to 26 days in an effort to hatch them in an art museum in Paris.

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Poop and fish guts for the win

A 12-year-old Alaska boy wins the 42nd Odor-Eaters National Rotten Sneaker Contest with some unconditional methods. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Virginia's 'Dr. Doolittle' gives amputated animals new lease on life

From a miniature pony to goats, dogs and other animals, Derrick Campana fashions prosthetics that use non-invasive techniques that can help them walk again. Gavino Garay reports.

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Chicago hair stylists get trained in abuse counseling

Around 150 cosmetologists gathered in Chicago Sunday to take an hour-long class on domestic violence, which is now a requirement for anyone in Illinois who wants a license to practice. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Fashion trending footwear made from recycled water bottles

A San Francisco start-up is embracing environmental sustainability and cashing in with a line of woman's shoes made of recycles water bottles. Ben Gruber has more.

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Amputee man adopts amputee dog

An amputee dog has been adopted in the California bay area by an amputee man, allowing man and dog to put their best foot forward. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Labrador Retriever still America's top dog

Smart, friendly and easy to clean, the Labrador Retriever was named the American Kennel Club's most popular canine house pet for the 26th consecutive year.

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A bus that breaks global period taboos

In many parts of the world, menstruating women are stigmatised and ostracised. A double-decker bus travelling across the UK hopes to encourage boys and girls to have open and honest discussions about that time of the month.

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Scientists finally figure out why pandas are black & white

Biologists in California say they've figured out why the most loveable bears in the world are black and white, as Ben Gruber reports.

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INSIGHT: Biker breaks snow speed record.

French downhill mountain biker beats world speed record on snow

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Exhibit features mummies from Egypt and Peru

An exhibition exploring the history of mummies from Egypt and Peru opens at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Jack Russell faceplants during Crufts

Jack Russell Olly can't control his excitement during agility round at Crufts dog show. Rough Cut - no reporter narration.

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New polar bear cub emerges from den

A polar bear cub born in captivity steps out of den for the first time. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Miami the Spaniel crowned Best in Show

An American Cocker Spaniel named Afterglow Miami Ink has won the top prize at Britain's Crufts dog show in Birmingham on Sunday (March 12). Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Firefighters blown back by explosion: video

An explosion that drove two Palm Beach firefighters back from a blaze they were fighting has been caught on video. Officials at the Palm Beach County Fire Rescue released the dramatic images on Wednesday. Rough cut (No reporter narration).

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Berlin's famed polar bear cub Fritz dies

Four-month-old polar bear cub Fritz, heir to Knut, has died from liver inflammation at Germany's Tierpark zoo.

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Thai vets remove 915 coins from sea turtle

A hoard of coins has been surgically removed from a sea turtle in Thailand, after she had swallowed the items thrown into her pool for good luck.

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Three Brooklyn women at same nursing home celebrate 100 years of life

Centenarians at the same Brooklyn nursing home -- Lucille Price, 100, Sophia Smith, 101, and Grace Marie Baker, 102 -- hold a joint celebration to mark over a century of living. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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'Dobby' the baby giraffe standing tall after plasma boost

Denver zoo's unexpected baby giraffe 'Dobby' had trouble nursing and was not getting enough infection-fighting protein but, thanks to a transfusion of plasma Sunday, her levels are back to normal. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Guests work out amidst masterpieces at the Metropolitan Museum

Patrons run through New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art with two trainers to admire art while working up a sweat. Elly Park reports.

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Thousands of daffodils light up night by St Paul's Cathedral

A garden made up of 2,100 handmade daffodils has sprung up in the shadows of St Paul's Cathedral in London. Edward Baran reports.

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Eeeek!; mouse-on-board brings travel trouble for BA flight

A mouse caused a four-hour delay for passengers aboard a British Airways flight bound for San Francisco from London on Wednesday, with passengers having to change planes while officials scoured the orginal plane in search of the roaming rodent. Colette Luke reports.

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Animal activists take aim at Japan's owl cafes

Owls are the latest cafe attraction in Japan, where the animals are considered lucky. But some activists are trying to get these cafes closed down, saying the living conditions can cross the line into abuse. Eve Johnson reports.

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Croatian island celebrates legendary victory over pirates

Carnival festivities on a remote Croatian island celebrate a legendary victory over attacking pirates. Edward Baran reports.

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Seal named after Patriots player re-released into wild

A rehabilitated seal named Trey, after New England Patriots defensive end Trey Flowers, is released back into the ocean by the NFL star. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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A feast of festivities at the annual Pancake Race

Costumed contestants race through east London flipping pancakes to celebrate Shrove Tuesday. Angela Moore reports.

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Greeks throw flour to forget woes

Greeks stage a "flour war" to celebrate Clean Monday and mark the end of Carnival season, a welcome distraction for many residents of the economically struggling country. Elly Park reports.

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Bulldogs parade through Mexico City in hopes of world record

Almost 1,000 English Bulldogs are walking through Mexico City with the goal of setting a new world record. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Barack Obama, next French president?

Four friends launch a petition asking former U.S. President Barack Obama to campaign in France's 2017 presidential election. Elly Park reports.

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Police go on bull chase in New York

A bull takes police on a wild chase through the streets of New York after it escapes a slaughterhouse. Colette Luke reports.

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NYC cafe serves up $18 cup of coffee

A small cafe in Brooklyn, New York, offers some of the rarest and most expensive coffee on the planet.

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Thousands of ducks take up residence in Russia's St Petersburg

Around 7,500 ducks have descended on the famous Peterhof Park, choosing to reside in its ponds and canals instead of migrating to warmer places for the winter.

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American Girl debuts first-ever boy doll

It's a boy! Mattel's popular 18-inch, chubby-faced American Girl dolls have a new friend - and his name is Logan. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Lego builds new giant brick house in its hometown

Danish toymaker Lego will open a new play house in its hometown in Denmark to offer fans the ultimate experience.

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After 10 days stuck in a well, Turkish pup is finally rescued

A four-month-old puppy who fell into a deep well in central Istanbul was eventually lifted out with the help of a robotic arm designed by high school students.

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Los Angeles is 'high' on Valentines Day

One month after California legalized recreational use of marijuana, some in Los Angeles are gifting their partners with an elegant bouquet of pot to celebrate Valentines Day. Ben Gruber reports.

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In the ring, U.S. wrestler in Mexico feeds off anti-Trump sentiment

Sam Polinsky, an American wrestler working in Mexico, dresses as a Trump supporter as he enters the ring of 'Arena Mexico' and whips crowds into a frenzy with his act. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Hormone injection sparks love and sex regions in brain

Just in time for Valentine's Day, researchers discover the hormone kisspeptin can enhance activity in brain regions associated with sexual arousal and romantic love. Matthew Stock reports.

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New York Fashion Week goes to the dogs

Pet owners join their animals on the runway for the annual New York Pet Fashion Show. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Dresses made of candy at Brussels chocolate fair

Models take to the catwalk wearing unusual, chocolate-inspired dresses as Brussels opens its 'Salon du Chocolat' fair. Francis Maguire reports.

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Belgian intersex model advocates for children like herself

From super model to role model - Belgian fashion icon Hanne Gaby Odiele reveals she was born intersex and advocates for intersex human rights. Elly Park reports.

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Gazan barber offers flaming hot hair straightening

Customers willing to have their hair styled and straightened with fire line up at Gaza's only salon offering the new technique in hair grooming. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Four white lion cubs are stars of Magdeburg zoo

Four white lion cubs - which is a very rare feat in nature and zoos all over the world - bathe in the spot-light for the very first time in a Magdeburg zoo. Rough Cut - no reporter narration.

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Japan's annual snow festival kicks off

Japan's annual snow festival kicks off showcasing giant ice sculptures, including that of U.S. president Donald Trump

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Manneken Pis statue's wardrobe on exhibit

Brussels to open a new museum dedicated entirely to the extensive wardrobe of its beloved Manneken Pis statue. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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London Orchid festival chooses India as theme

For the 22nd annual orchid festival in London's Kew Gardens, organisers choose India's exotic horticulture as the theme. Jayson Mansaray reports.

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Wax versions of Trump, Pena Nieto meet in Mexico City

U.S. President Donald Trump and his Mexican counterpart Enrique Pena Nieto did not manage to meet in person last week, but they stood side by side at the Mexico City Wax Museum. Nathan Frandino reports.

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After thirty years No more "Mr tough guy" race

More than 5,000 compete in England's "Tough Guy" endurance race as organisers announce it is bowing out after 30 years of competitions. Jayson Mansaray reports.

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Globe-spanning World Marathon Challenge

Starting in Antarctica, 'The World Marathon Challenge' sees entrants run seven marathons, in seven days, on seven different continents. Jayson Mansaray reports.

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After 30 years, no more Mr. 'Tough Guy' race

More than 5,000 compete in England's 'Tough Guy' endurance race as organisers announce it is bowing out after 30 years of competitions. Jayson Mansaray reports.

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Japan sumo champ Kisenosato honoured at Tokyo shrine

Japan's Kisenosato performs a ring-entering ceremony at a Tokyo shrine after being crowned sumo champion. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Indian snake charmers struggle to keep trade alive

Wildlife protection regulations and dwindling performance opportunities challenge India's snake charming village.

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Tycoon brings beauty to Manila amid ugly drug war

Filipino tycoon Luis Singson, who bought the rights to host the Miss Universe competition in the Philippines, praises controversial President Rodrigo Duterte.

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Tycoon brings beauty to Manila amid ugly drug war

Filipino tycoon Luis Singson, who bought the rights to host the Miss Universe competition in the Philippines, praises controversial President Rodrigo Duterte.

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Indian snake charmers struggle to keep trade alive

Wildlife protection regulations and dwindling performance opportunities challenge India's snake charming village.

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Man bites roommate's ear off over Trump fear

A Pittsburgh man is recovering after he says his roommate bit part of his ear off because he feared Presdient Trump would "send him back to Mexico." Linda So reports.

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Farmers spray milk powder on EU Council to protest dairy market overcapacity

Dairy farmers spray tractorloads of milk powder onto European Council building, saying a planned sale of milk powder stocks would depress prices in Europe and abroad. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Animal tech firm combines fashion with health

Japanese animal tech firm Anicall launches trendy new technology to keep people in check with their animal's health.

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Flamenco venue celebrates its 60th anniversary

Corral de la Moreria, one of Spain's finest flamenco "tablaos," celebrates 60 years of showcasing the best artists in the genre. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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China's Silk Road hits London for Lunar New Year

Historic London gardens are transformed into a magical lantern display of the ancient Silk Road in celebration of the Lunar New Year. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Trump's hair a challenge for Madame Tussauds sculptors

Donald Trump's complex hairdo provides a challenge for Madame Tussaud's sculptors in London. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Oldest gorilla in captivity dies at Ohio zoo

Colo, the first gorilla born in captivity and the oldest known member of her species, has died at the age of 60 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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‘Pussyhat’ protesters headed to DC for post-inauguration rally

Women wearing woolen 'Pussyhats' will be rallying at the Women’s March on Washington this Saturday to draw attention to women's rights in the wake of Donald Trump's controversial recorded comments about grabbing women's genitals. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Australian Elvis Festival celebrates 25-year anniversary

The iconic Parkes Elvis Festival celebrates its 25-year anniversary in rural Australia's scorching heat.

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Kite festival in southern India draws enthusiasts worldwide

The second international kite festival in India's southern Telangana state attracts scores of kite-flyers from across the world.

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The Year of the Rooster starts with a worm dinner

A rooster in Singapore is treated to extra worms as the Lunar New Year falls in his year of the Chinese zodiac. Angela Moore reports.

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Snow blankets monuments in Greek capital

A cold spell leaves the monuments of Athens covered in snow. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Deer survives slippery ordeal in Connecticut

A deer is recovering after a dramatic rescue from the frozen Farmington River in Simsbury, Connecticut. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Japanese take ice baths in New Year purification ritual

101 people take ice baths at a shrine in the Japanese capital to purify their souls and wish for health for the New Year. Rough Cut (No reporter narration)

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Mexicans celebrate Epiphany with a huge cake

Thousands gather in Mexico City to enjoy a piece of one of the country's tastiest traditions - a mammoth King Cake for Three Kings Day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Japanese take ice baths in New Year purification ritual

101 people take ice baths at a shrine in the Japanese capital to purify their souls and wish for health for the New Year. Rough Cut (No reporter narration)

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Elderly ice skaters’ delightful twists and turns

Elderly Hungarians skate and dance together at an ice skating rink in Budapest. Angela Moore reports.

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French centenarian cycles into history at 105

French centenarian Robert Marchand breaks a world cycling record, peddling 22.528 km (13.998 miles) in one hour at the age of 105. Roselle Chen reports.

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Keepers count London Zoo's animals - all 18,000 of them

London Zoo begins annual stocktake of its more than 18,000 animals. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Hollywood sign changed to 'Hollyweed'

California residents awoke in 2017 to the iconic Hollywood sign changed to 'Hollyweed'. Colette Luke reports.

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Thousands watch annual Key West Dachshund Walk

Nearly 200 "wiener dogs" march through Key West's downtown to kick off New Year's festivities. Nathan Frandino reports.

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