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Nepal’s deadly glacier collapse exposes climate risks across the Himalayas

A massive glacier collapse that triggered deadly flooding on the Nepal-Tibet border has exposed the growing dangers facing the rapidly warming Himalayas, where scientists say retreating ice and thawing ground are making mountain landscapes increasingly unstable.

Radio France Internationale

Introducing a new citizen science nature app that’s geared towards the scientific community

Identifying weeds, checking out the pollen map, or discovering new plant life-forms are among the promising wealth of data available to users of PlantNet – a “Shazam!” for plants. Pierre Bonnet and computer scientist Alexis Joly introduced us to the digitally enhanced plant recognition application they developed.

The Conversation

Woman travels to Florida with man she met on Bumble. Then she leaves him there and takes a solo flight home: ‘I’m on the floor’

A woman goes to Florida for a vacation with a Bumble date. Then, she gets a Facebook message that makes her book a flight home without him.

The Mary Sue

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‘A moral wreckage that we need to face’: Peter Beinart on being Jewish after Gaza’s destruction

With his new book, the author – once a prominent defender of Israel – hopes to change minds among his peers as he imagines a future of ‘collective liberation’

The Guardian - US

Interpol: ‘I’m very glad we said yes to putting a song in Friends – it was a pretty hardcore moment’

As they gear up for a 20th anniversary tour, Daniel Kessler and Paul Banks answer your questions on getting stuck for two days in snow, playing Glastonbury in the mud and which Killers song they would cover

The Guardian - UK

Pro animation advice from the team behind Paramount Pictures' Knuckles

Outpost's animation supervisors, Oliver Dale and Peta Bayley, as well as creature supervisor Dan Zelcs share their insights.

Creative Bloq

The stars of Colin from Accounts: ‘As I tapped Ewan McGregor’s shoulder, I knew I’d made the wrong decision’

Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer share the weirdest thing they’ve done for love, the ideal length of men’s shorts, and dirt on their pooch costars

The Guardian - AU

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Photographs lift the lid on Japan's underground 1950s tattoo scene

Takagi Akimitsu, one of the most prolific and well-known crime novelists of 20th century Japan, was also a brilliant photographer. A French book depicting his photos from 1950s Tokyo was recently on display at the International Tattoo Fair in Paris.

Radio France Internationale

The drag competition where everybody leaves with a new BFF

In an art medium where peers become rivals, the “Our New BFF” drag competition aims to build connections and provide mentors as part of its framework.

Chicago Sun-Times

Twitter reacts to Michigan State basketball F Pierre Brooks transfer announcement

Twitter reacts to the news of Pierre Brooks transferring out of the MSU program

USA Today Sports Media Group

Housing association L&Q subjected me and my terminally ill mother to a 15-month ordeal

After the group failed to repair our flat, we were shunted around hotels and serviced apartments

The Guardian - UK

'I interviewed Santa - he told me about his secret code and the time he had to say no'

Mirror writer Danielle was lucky enough to interview Santa before he got too busy for the Christmas season - he spilled some secrets and told her the funniest anecdotes

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