BBC Futureflipped into NewsFishing The hunt for the fish pirates who exploit the sea - BBC Future BBC Future - Richard GrayFor 10 years, a rogue fishing vessel and its crew plundered the world’s oceans, escaping repeated attempts of capture. Then a dramatic pursuit across the high seas finally netted the one that got away.
BBC Futureflipped into NewsDivorce Is Covid-19 changing our relationships? - BBC Future BBC Future - Yi-Ling LiuAs many countries around the world begin to emerge from lockdown, what can we learn from how people’s relationships and friendships have fared in China, where coronavirus began? Under a new law, couples
BBC Futureflipped into NewsSocial Skills How Covid-19 is changing the world’s children - BBC Future BBC Future - David RobsonFrom their academic success to their social skills and mental health, the pandemic is a crisis for today’s children – and the fallout may follow them for the rest of their lives. Time in education is to
BBC Futureflipped into NewsWildlife The last wild bears of Italy’s Apennine Mountains - BBC Future BBC Future - Sophie StuberMountains around the world share something in common – they are home to wildlife that can only tolerate so much disturbance from human activity. Many species of wildlife become stressed if they come into
BBC Futureflipped into NewsSofa Are human beings naturally lazy? - BBC Future BBC Future - Claudia HammondThe current pandemic is forcing much of the world’s population to stay at home and take it easy. But we may not be wired that way. As lockdown may have shown you, it turns out we are not biologically to
BBC Futureflipped into NewsElectronic Frontier Foundation Why printers add secret tracking dots - BBC Future BBC Future - Chris BaraniukThey’re almost invisible but contain a hidden code – and now their presence on a leaked document has sparked speculation about their usefulness to FBI investigators. BBC Future has brought you in-depth
