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Zhao Peng and Lin Rong with the dress in Jilin Province, China
A Chinese bride attempts to break the world record for the longest wedding dress, with a 2.2km-long gown made by the groom's family.

Portrait of Pastor SwalmiusClean-up reveals true Rembrandt
A portrait thought to have been painted by a pupil of Rembrandt has been proven to have been created by the master himself after a restoration.

Rook (Christopher Bird)Clever rooks repeat ancient fable
Footage of clever rooks reveal that one of Aesop's fables may be based on fact, scientists report.

BeetrootBeetroot juice 'boosts stamina'
Drinking beetroot juice boosts stamina and could help people exercise for up to 16% longer, research suggests.

Ledge rescue for locked out man
A man locked out of his flat ends up stuck on a fourth floor window ledge in his efforts to get back in.

France plans 'bingo for Africa'
The French government is considering introducing a special lottery for Africa to supplement development aid.

Martian methane mystery deepens
Methane on Mars is produced and destroyed far faster than on Earth according to analysis of recent data.

Rare 50-year-old whisky auctioned
A single bottle of 50-year-old whisky is bought for £11,750 at a Glasgow auction by a private collector in California.

Rescued koala Sam dies in surgery
A Australian koala named Sam which became a celebrity after being rescued from wildfires dies during surgery.

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