What's on | Saturday 6 March
BBC Travel Blog
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The city that wakes up to eat at 4am
It was almost midnight in the southern Thai city of Trang, and I was staring into an oven the size o…
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The UK food that could send you to jail
There are only around 20 days a year when the law allows you to go down to the shoreline on the Engl…
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A nation without access to its own sea
Growing up on a horse farm outside Johannesburg, South Africa, Hanli Prinsloo dreamed of being a mer…
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One village's dramatic transformation
Shyam Sunder Paliwal cracked open the pod and the blood-red seeds dribbled out. Holding it in his pa…
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The baking traditions making a comeback
Mastering the art of making sourdough will be remembered as one of the biggest culinary trends of th…
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China NPC: Beijing to overhaul Hong Kong electoral system
Premier Li Keqiang warns the world not to interfere, as he addresses China's largest political meeti…
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Pope Francis on Iraq visit calls for end to violence and extremism
On his first foreign trip since Covid, Pope Francis urges a more prominent role for Iraq's Christian…
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Senegal protests after opposition leader Ousmane Sonko arrested
Four people are dead in the rare violent protests after the arrest of a popular opposition leader.
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Oprah interview: Meghan says it is 'liberating' to be able to speak
Being a royal was "different than I think what people imagine it to be", says the Duchess of Sussex.
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QAnon Shaman: 'I regret entering that building with every fibre of my body'
Jake Angeli spoke from jail about his role in the Capitol riots.
