Japan's legendary sushi chef still working at 100
30th October - "Easier"
A famous sushi chef in Japan has decided to continue working, even after turning 100.
Snake 'pee crystals' could help treat kidney stones
27th October - "Harder"
Scientists believe that how reptiles excrete waste could help treat human ailments.
Japan elects its first ever female prime minister
23rd October - "Easier"
Japan has its first ever female prime minister. Her name is Sanae Takaichi.
Gen Z leading global protest against governments
20th October - "Harder"
Young people across the globe are taking to the streets in protest against their governments.
Drug-resistant superbugs spreading, says WHO
16th October - "Easier"
The WHO has warned about the spread of superbugs that are resistant to drugs.
Half a million Palestinians returning to Gaza City
13th October - "Harder"
Half a million Palestinians are returning to Gaza City following the start of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
UK opposition party spells 'Britain' incorrectly
9th October - "Easier"
Earlier this week, the opposition political party in the UK misspelled a word.
Real-time translation could end need to learn languages
6th October - "Harder"
New technology from Apple could transform language learning and global communication.
Over 99% of heart attacks have a warning sign
2nd October - "Easier"
Doctors say people can take steps to avoid cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes.
World's tallest bridge opens in China
29th September - "Harder"
A record-breaking bridge opened to traffic on Sunday in China.
Scientists say they can grow tea on the Moon
25th September - "Easier"
Scientists have said that it might be possible to grow tea on the Moon.
'Revenge quitters' leaving former job in a mess
22nd September - "Harder"
The workplace phenomenon of "revenge quitting" is growing worldwide.
Jamaica sprinter Oblique Seville wins world 100m gold
18th September - "Easier"
Jamaican sprinter Oblique Seville has won the 100-metre gold medal at the World Athletics Championships.
South Africa rules husband can take wife's name
15th September - "Harder"
A court in South Africa has ruled that a man can now take his wife's surname
Exercise and therapy can heal a broken heart
11th September - "Easier"
Doctors think they have a cure for broken heart syndrome.
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