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How to watch JFK: One Day In America online or on TV

Here's how you can watch JFK: One Day In America online, ready for when it debuts on Sunday, November 5.

WhatToWatch

Scottish beauty spot named on National Geographic's 'cool list'

A SCOTTISH beauty spot has been named among the most exciting places to visit in the world.

The National (Scotland)

The woman who walked alone across the desert: what Robyn Davidson learned by risking everything

In her 20s, Davidson trekked 1,700 miles through the Australian wilderness. This led to the bestselling book Tracks and global fame. Half a century later she has written about what motivated her – including the tragic early death of her mother

The Guardian - UK

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Tasting Canada: Discover diverse delicacies from the Maritimes to the Rocky Mountains

Whether it’s the culinary festivals of Atlantic Canada, the ice wines of Niagara or the Michelin-starred restaurants of Vancouver, Canada is an excellent destination for foodies – and Audley Travel can help you see the best of it

The Independent UK

Top modern wonders of the world, according to Brits

The research was commissioned by National Geographic ahead to launch Building Impossible with Daniel Ashville, a six-part series lauching 14th September at 8pm

The Independent UK

How construction expert Daniel Ashville Louisy went from social media star to TV host

Jessica Rawnsley sits down with building maestro Daniel Ashville Louisy to hear about his new National Geographic programme Building Impossible.

The Independent UK

The longevity secrets of Singapore, the 6th blue zone city where people are living the longest, happiest lives

The five health and happiness secrets of Singapore, "blue zone 2.0—the next frontier of aging."

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Explorers retrace 1845 Arctic expedition that ended in death and cannibalism

Filmmakers retraced the deadly journey of two British exploration ships that set off in 1845 and never came back, in a quest to find their captain's tomb.

LiveScience

Watch mountain lion swim across a Colorado river

According to National Geographic, mountain lions can swim nearly a mile

Advnture

Underworld discovery casts doubt on our understanding of human evolution

Did an extinct ‘small-brained ape-man’ species develop a sophisticated culture millennia before we did?

The Independent UK

Underworld discovery casts doubt on our understanding of human evolution

Did an extinct ‘small-brained ape-man’ species develop a sophisticated culture millennia before we did?

The Independent UK

Underworld discovery casts doubt on our understanding of human evolution

Did an extinct ‘small-brained ape-man’ species develop a sophisticated culture millennia before we did?

The Independent UK

Have you seen the "most viewed photo ever"?

Taken in 1996 by a photographer on the way to see his girlfriend, the "most viewed photo ever" has been seen by over a billion people

Digital Camera World

What is National Geographic Kids and How Can It Be Used for Teaching? Tips & Tricks

National Geographic Kids is a rich resource for children to learn about nature, history and beyond.

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The Week

Agriculture explained in 60 seconds: ideas that changed the world

In this series, The Week looks at the ideas and innovations that permanently changed the way we see the world.

The Independent UK

Benedict Cumberbatch tears up over ‘moving’ connection to late grandfather on Bear Grylls show

‘I’m feeling incredibly moved by stuff, to be honest,’ actor said

Daily Mirror

Man suffers FIVE bites by shark circling him - before dolphins save his life

Martin Richardson had been enjoying his time in Egypt, swimming in the Red Sea, when he was set up by a mako shark that bit him five times, leaving him thinking he was going to die

LiveScience

Great white sharks are moving north. New NatGeo SharkFest show explains why

The great white shark population off in the North Atlantic plummeted during the 20th century — but the species is now making a major comeback, and recolonizing its former home.

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LiveScience

How to watch Shark Fest 2023: National Geographic's month of shark-centric programming is back

Nat Geo's Shark Fest 2023 is making its way to your virtual shores. Our Shark Fest streaming guide is here to tell you how to watch it all.

LiveScience

'I knew it was circling me': Man attacked by shark was waiting to die, then dolphins saved his life

NatGeo Sharkfest episode focuses on stories of whales and dolphins saving people from sharks. But are they really trying to protect us?

The Independent UK

National Geographic cuts last of its staff writers and to end newsstand sales

The familiar yellow-bordered cover of National Geographic magazine will soon be disappearing from newsstands

Tribune News Service

Heidi Stevens: The decimation of National Geographic — an imperfect witness to the world — disconnects us from each others' humanity

National Geographic, the 135-year-old imperfect chronicler of the planet and its people, is shrinking to a shell of its former self.

Chicago Sun-Times

National Geographic ending newsstand sales of magazine next year to focus on subscriptions, digital

The company will offer special editions on newsstands, a spokesman said on Thursday. Subscribers will still get a printed copy each month.

The Independent UK

National Geographic will end newsstand sales of magazine next year, focus on subscriptions, digital

The familiar yellow-bordered cover of National Geographic magazine will soon be disappearing from newsstands

Newslaundry

National Geographic lays off all staff writers, will no longer sell at newsstands

National Geographic has laid off all 19 of its editorial staff writers in its second such cutback over the last nine months. As reported by Washington Post, the publication’s editorial work will be outsourced to freelance writers and “few editors remaining on staff”, while the magazine’s photo contracts will be…

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