This simple skin-to-skin approach is saving newborn lives.

It's called kangaroo care and was pioneered in Colombia.

Find out more on People Fixing the World 🎧 bbc.in/41vv3aw

Milan is suggesting a post-midnight ban on takeaway food, like pizza and gelato to limit nightlife noise.

One resident tells us about this controversial 'war on ice cream' 🍦

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This is Anthony Madu from Nigeria. A video of him dancing in the rain brought online fame and now his incredible story has been made into a documentary.

“I wanted to inspire kids to dance or do whatever they wanted in life.”

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A near-death experience motivates Edurne Pasaban to set herself the challenge of becoming the first woman to scale the highest peaks on Earth. But she is not alone in wanting to make history.

Join Joanna Jolly and Kathy Karlo on Amazing Sport Stories

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Marathon running is being “redefined” after Kenya’s Peres Jepchirchir set a women's only world-record time in the London Marathon. 👟

Here's why former British athlete Allison Curbishley says the sport is entering a 'golden period'

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More of us are searching for cheaper and efficient ways to power and heat our homes.

What are the benefits and costs of putting solar panels on your roof or a small wind turbine in your garden?

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♻️ Every year, the world produces 400 million tonnes of plastic and it's not easy to recycle it properly.

Could some hungry enzymes provide a solution?

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What's causing these vast ravines to swallow whole neighbourhoods around the world?

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The Ironman is one of the most gruelling sporting events in the world.

Meet Dave Lowry - the man doing his Ironman triathlon ride on a BMX bike in memory of his late brother

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Supermalt is a malt drink that's sold in more than 70 countries worldwide and is especially popular in the UK's African and Caribbean communities.

But did you know its origins lie in Nigeria's civil war?

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83 year-old Kiko will be running his final #LondonMarathon in honour of his beloved Soloman Islands
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Competitive matches or rest and relaxation? 🏏

Alison Mitchell, Charu Sharma & jim maxwell discuss what is the best way to prepare for a Cricket World Cup? 🏆

Lawrence Booth joins for this year's Wisden Almanack headlines. 📙

Watch #BBCStumped 📺👇
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'It's just hair.'

Joy Kendi is bald by choice but often wears a wig. She says hair loss can happen so easily and that women need to be more comfortable with the idea of shaving it off. But she wasn’t always so confident in her appearance.

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Para archer Tracy Otto's life was forever changed in 2019. She was a student at the University of Tampa and an aspiring fitness model, but one night would change everything. Now she's on the road to Paris

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As fans and critics across the world scramble to decode the lyrics from one of the world's best-selling artists,
what do the poets think about Taylor Swift's 11th album?

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The Amazon rainforest experienced its worst drought on record in 2023. Villages became unreachable by river, wildfires raged and wildlife died.

Watch this and more documentaries on our YouTube channel 📺 bbc.in/49RlCWs

A new currency linked to gold will replace the Zimbabwean dollar at the end of the month.

Mpho Lakaje asks if this will be the solution to Zimbabwe’s currency woes #AfricaDaily

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At least 11,000 people have been evacuated after Indonesia's Mount Ruang 🌋 erupted, sending an ash cloud 3km into the sky.

More on the science of volcanoes 🎧 bbc.in/4d6trdI

BBC Podcasts are taking centre stage in Times Square with @AmazonMusic!

@BBCStudios have partnered with Amazon Music to make BBC podcasts available globally on Amazon Music for the first time outside the UK.

🎧 Listen on Podcasts on Amazon Music now.

Major Charity Adams was the first African American woman to lead a WW2 battalion.

Known as the Six-Triple-Eight, the majority black women’s unit, sorted mail to deliver to US soldiers stationed in Europe.

Charity's son, Stanley Earley, speaks to Marverine Cole (@TVMarv)

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