Inside James Turrell's 100th and most ambitious Skyspace

The BBC gets exclusive access to James Turrell's largest and most ambitious Skyspace as one of the world's most anticipated art installations. Set in a vast domed extension at ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in Denmark, the American artist's new Skyspace transforms light and perception inside the monumental space.

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Global tech sell off gathers pace

Steven Wahrhaftig of Wedbush Securities says this sell-off is a healthy pullback within the tech sector.

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The haunting mask that hints at the Aztec empire's fate

A striking jewel-encrusted Aztec mask depicts the deadly disease that reshaped the fate of the empire.

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Extreme traveller recounts brush with death in Africa

Danish adventurer Thor Pedersen set himself a challenge to visit 1,001 regions around the world in his lifetime.

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Is AI the new fall guy for layoffs?

Katty Kay and economist Kathryn Anne Edwards on why some companies might use AI as an excuse for normal firings.

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'I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't paint'

Rising artist Shaqúelle Whyte on why painting for him is all about process, repetition, and doubt.

Arts in Motion

The hunt for 'dark' vessels exploiting the world's oceans

Tech Now uncovers how technology is being used to track vessels that hide their location and go dark at sea.

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Markets up after Kevin Warsh's Fed debut

Vance Howard of Howard Capital Management says he is optimistic after the Federal Reserve chair's debut.

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Diving into Florida's prehistoric cave of Ice Age secrets

Florida's natural springs are portals to a prehistoric world hidden beneath turquoise and deep-blue waters.

Travel

The alien lands once hidden beneath the ocean

A local guide takes us to the layered slopes of Bokty mountain and on the multicoloured paths of Kyzylkup canyon.

Travel

The most surprising sex positive city in Europe

An unassuming German city had been scoring among the top three for the last two years.

Travel

The Japanese secret to being calmer and happier

This 16th century concept originated in tea ceremonies and martial arts and is still engrained in Japanese life.

Travel

Inside the Amazon’s sacred food rituals few outsiders see

What does a fish with lungs and a beetle larva have to do with survival?

Travel

Investors await possible US-Iran deal and Fed rate decision

Leah Bennett of Concurrent says even with a US-Iran deal, it will take time for oil prices to normalise.

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US Fed holds first rate meeting with new chair

Gus Scacco of Advisors Capital Management says Kevin Warsh will, for now, continue with the 'Powell scenario'.

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What animal deities reveal about Cleopatra's fading power

Millions of mummified animal gods show how ancient Egyptians turned to animal worship out of desperation.

BBC Select

Markets surge on deal to end US-Iran conflict

Chris Brigati at SWBC says even though volatility is not over yet, we are past the oil price peak.

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The man who visited every country on Earth without flying

Danish adventurer Thor Pedersen spent nearly a decade reaching every country without boarding a plane.

The Travel Show

Is America really becoming more religious?

Katty Kay and Ryan Burge on why some Americans now say religion matters more to them, without going to service.

Katty Kay

Francesca Chiejina: Opera saved my life

The Nigerian-American soprano on how the stage allowed her to feel everything she was taught to hold back.

Arts in Motion

The insect farm raising millions of flies beneath London

Tech Now visit a high-tech underground insect farm that uses millions of flies to turn food waste into protein.

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