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#bbc #bbcworldnews #bbcEntertaining #entertainment OMG We were expecting the weather then this happened - BBC News part 2 Part 2

#bbcnews #bbc #latestnews #breakingnews We were expecting the weather then this happened - BBC News

Runaway horses race through central London BBC News #london #centralLondon #bbc #bbcnews

Runaway horses race through central London BBC News

Largest international aid airdrop into Gaza since conflict began takes place BBC News #bbcnews #bbc #bbcworldnews #ghaza #aid

Blackouts across Ukraine after wave of Russian strikes - BBC News #Bbcnews #bbcworldnews #Ukrainewar #war #strikes #Russian #Russianstrikes

Mysterious plants and fungi named new to science BBC News #bbcnews #bbcworldnews #bbcscience #sciencenews

Donald Trump has won the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary. It is a significant victory for the former president and puts him in a commanding position to become the party's presidential candidate in November. His last remaining rival in the race, Nikki Haley, has vowed to fight on and said "this race is far from over". Speaking at a campaign stop earlier, front-runner Trump told reporters "I don't care" if Haley stays in the race, adding "let her do whatever she wants". Joe Biden is projected to win the Democratic primary, but because of a fight within the party those results will not be recognised. #USElections #NewHampshire #BBCNews

A former sex addict says the condition took over her life and ruined her relationship. Rebecca Barker, 37, originally from North Yorkshire but now living in France, said she wanted sex with her partner five times a day at the height of her addiction. Her story comes as the charity Relate calls for more help to be available on the NHS for sex addicts. #trendingnewsaroundtheworld #trendingnewsamerica #trendingnewsallovertheworld #trendingnewsaboutshattawale #aptrendingnews #trendingnewsbd #trendingnewsblogging

Molten lava from a volcano in Iceland’s southwest has consumed several houses in the fishing town of Grindavik. Drone footage showed the black lava flow snaking toward the town after the volcano erupted for the second time in less than a month. The eruption came just hours after authorities evacuated the town’s 3,800 residents following a swarm of small earthquakes. President Gudni Th. Johannesson said that the country is battling “tremendous forces of nature.” Scientists later said that the eruption appeared to be dying down, but that it was too soon to declare the danger over. Iceland, which sits above a volcanic hot spot in the North Atlantic, averages one eruption every four to five years.

Lord Lucan's mysterious disappearance - BBC News #bbcnew #bbcworldnews #trendingnew #topnews #mysterynews #mysteriousnews

'No work and no money'_ Afghans settle into life under Taliban rule - BBC world News #news #worldnews #bbc #bbcworld #bbcworldnews #bbcnews #bbcnewsroom #bbcafghan

World now sees twice as many days over 50C - BBC world News #BBCworldnews #bbcworldnews #bbcnews #bbcworld #bbc #BBC