In a landmark achievement, the ancient city of Butrint has become the first site in Albania to be recognized on the UNESCO World Heritage list. This distinction celebrates Butrint's rich historical significance and its well-preserved archaeological treasures. Meanwhile, in the United States, author and veteran tour guide Robert Pohl has demystified the capital's most famous urban legends, shedding light on stories that have captivated residents and tourists alike.
The impact of human touch on health and wellbeing has been underscored by Dr. Lisa Dahlgren in her recent discussions. Her insights reveal the profound effects of physical contact on mental and physical health. Across the Atlantic, actor Rami Malek has expressed his admiration for British pub culture, particularly enjoying the camaraderie of quiz nights.
In a surprising revelation, television presenter Claudia Winkleman discovered that her physiotherapist was actually a veterinarian while filming the show 'The Traitors'. This unexpected twist added an element of humor to her experience on set. In another corner of the scientific world, 'Conan the Bacterium' has earned recognition as the most radiation-resistant bacteria, showcasing nature's fascinating resilience.
Troy Baker has shared his excitement about portraying his most iconic character yet—Indiana Jones. His insights into this beloved role have thrilled fans and followers of the legendary archaeologist. Musicians seeking to hone their performance skills have found a new ally in a simulator lab visited by BBC Click, which allows them to practice in real-world conditions.
A tragic incident in London saw Sarah De Lagarde losing an arm and a leg after being struck by two trains, highlighting the importance of railway safety and awareness. In the realm of early photography, a dwindling group of veterans from the American War of Independence were immortalized, capturing a unique slice of history.
In Japan, red foxes challenge the formidable Steller's sea eagle, the world's heaviest raptor, for food resources, illustrating the delicate balance of wildlife ecosystems. Meanwhile, Antony Gormley's studio serves as a hub where art evolves as a communal practice, as observed by the BBC.
In the animal kingdom, a Bengal tiger mother navigates the challenges of finding food for her family while her offspring enjoy a leisurely bath, demonstrating the intricate dynamics of survival. Finally, Dr. Radha Modgil offers insight into brain activity when forming or breaking habits, providing valuable perspectives on human behavior.