Tense wait as Japan tries to contact 'Moon Sniper' after touchdown - BBC News
Got a TV Licence?You need one to watch live TV on any channel or device, and BBC programmes on iPlayer. It’s the law. Find out more SummaryJapan's space agency says it's communicating with its un-crewed craft "Moon Sniper" after it landed on the lunar surfaceBut scientists say the craft's solar generators aren't working - it's relying entirely on batteriesJapan's space agency is now rushing to fix
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48 dead as Japan earthquake leaves homes flattened and roads torn apart
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A warming world and hydropower dams are destroying one of the world’s richest ecosystems - and threatening the millions of people who rely on it. A warming world and hydropower dams are destroying one of the world’s richest ecosystems - and threatening the millions of people who rely on it. Mai takes a deep breath before disappearing below the muddy brown waters of the biggest freshwater lake in S
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Inside the horror of Europe's biggest wildfireBy Alice Cuddy BBC News, Evros region, Greece At the edge of a burning forest in north-eastern Greece neighbours weep and shout, watching flames march down the hillside towards their homes. “Send us planes now, otherwise it’ll come here,” one man pleads into the early evening sky. Then, one after another, planes appear through the smoke over the hillto
England beaten by Spain in Women's World Cup final
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Earthquake, tragedy & triumph - Japan to shine again?
Japan's momentous triumph in Germany 12 years ago was as emotional as it was unexpected. Three months before the tournament, a devastating earthquake and tsunami along the country's north-east coast killed more than 18,000 people, displaced tens of thousands and generated a tsunami which caused a nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima power plant. The J-Village, Japan's national football centre, was in
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Play video Russian defence minister Shoigu shown in video release from BBC
King Charles and Queen Camilla crowned in historic celebrations - BBC News
Charles and Camilla crowned in historic Coronation celebrations
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