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'Fire of Love' Charts Romance and Death of Volcano-chasing Scientists

French scientists Maurice and Katia Krafft were brought together, and eventually killed, by their shared love of volcanoes. Now the married couple are the subject of "Fire of Love," a new film constructed from hours of dazzling, terrifying and occasionally quirky footage they shot close to -- and even inside…

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Vladimir Putin raiding 'hell hole' prisons for cannon fodder to be sent to die in Ukraine

The Russian President is accused of sending inmates from some extremely harsh jails notorious for beatings and sexual assault to the front line in the Ukraine invasion

Daily Mirror

Two Welsh chip shops named the best in UK

Two restaurants made the cut when it came to the best fish and chips in the British Isles

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Merseyside chippy named one of the best in the country

The Swan has made the list of top fish and chip shops in the country

Liverpool Echo

National Geographic names Quayside market in Newcastle one of best to visit this summer

It'll come as no surprise to Geordies that the beloved Quayside Market is up there among the best in the country according to the respected international travel magazine

Chronicle Live

Chippy 90 minutes from Edinburgh loved by royalty named one of UK's best by National Geographic

If it's good enough for William and Kate, it might be worth going on a bit of a road trip for. Just one of two Scottish spots to make the list, it's been considered one of the best in Britain.

Edinburgh Live

'Vladimir the Cannibal' who killed for meat shares first time he ate human flesh

WARNING UPSETTING CONTENT: Vladimir Nikolayev killed and cannibalised two men in Russia during the 90s and was eventually rumbled after he gave a friend a parcel of human meat

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Quinta Brunson, Bob Odenkirk and more celebrate their 2022 Emmy nominations

It’s an honor to be honored.

Tribune News Service

Train journey from Glasgow named one of Europe's best family railway adventures by National Geographic

This could be a good wee trip for the summer holidays! The luxury travel magazine choose the journey as one of six across Europe and cited it as the 'ideal family adventure'.

Glasgow Live

‘America the Beautiful’: Gorgeous nature series offers so much to see, from sea to shining sea

Breathtaking footage on Disney+ celebrates the vast diversity in North American animal life, landscape and climate.

Chicago Sun-Times

Edinburgh food market named one of UK's best by National Geographic

We're delighted for this popular market to make the seven-strong list - the only Scottish inclusion. Nat Geo have praised its 'delicious wares, artisan cheeses and freshly baked bread'

Edinburgh Live

Biggest python on record found in Florida carrying 122 eggs

The female python weighed a whopping 215 pounds

The Independent UK

World’s heaviest 18 feet long python caught in Florida

The world’s most portly python has been discovered...

Evening Standard

Biggest python on record found in Florida carrying 122 eggs

The female python weighed a whopping 215 pounds

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Staten Island’s ‘Impractical Jokers’ will appear on Shark Week this year

NEW YORK — Messing around with sharks is no joke — but that’s not stopping the stars of “Impractical Jokers” from shooting a show about them.

Tribune News Service

World-traveling Detroiter Jessica Nabongo shares journey in new memoir

DETROIT — Forty-one countries away from hitting her goal of traveling to every country in the world by the age of 35 — and becoming the first Black woman to do it — Detroiter Jessica Nabongo was over it. Over the travel. Over the logistics. Over it all.

Edinburgh Live

National Geographic's five Edinburgh food dishes everyone should be eating and where to find them

We're salivating at the prospect of these - five essential dishes from across the capital you have to give a try, from delightful desserts to sensational street food.

Evening Standard

Best telescopes for kids to get them stargazing

Gaze into space with these top picks for budding astronomers

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Asharq Al-Awsat

National Geographic Broadcasts KAUST’s Journey to Becoming ‘Global’

National Geographic Abu Dhabi is shining the spotlight on Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Chasing Answers, a new four-part series that explores the emergence of the Thuwal-based institution as a hub for groundbreaking scientific research and development in the region and the world. Home…

Los Angeles Times

Central Park birder Christian Cooper is getting a National Geographic TV show

Christian Cooper, the avid birder and science writer and editor who went viral after he was falsely accused of threatening a woman in Central Park for asking her to keep her dog on a leash, is getting his own TV show.

The Independent UK

Birdwatcher targeted by racist ‘Central Park Karen’ lands his own National Geographic show

Series has not been giving a date

WEKU

Bird-watcher wrongfully accused in Central Park video gets a bird-watching TV show

In the series, Christian Cooper will take viewers into the "wild, wonderful and unpredictable world of birds," according to National Geographic.

Daily Mirror

Inside Russia’s brutal Black Dolphin prison where the only way to escape is dying

Russian prisons have a reputation for being seriously tough, but there’s one prison which is even more brutal than the rest - and it's home to inmates who together have killed around 3,500 people

Daily Mirror

'Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted is thoroughly entertaining though he lays on action man stuff'

Ian Hyland shares his opinion on the Channel 4 series Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted, in which the celebrity chef is explores the different cuisine of hard-to-reach places

Daily Mirror

Bizarre prehistoric frilled shark with 300 TEETH known as 'living fossil' is found

The frilled shark, known as the 'living fossil', dates back to millions of years ago and fishermen were stunned to catch sight of the rare species back in 2017

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