Australia to allow foreign citizens into its army
6th June - "Easier"
People from the USA, UK, Canada and New Zealand will soon be able apply to join Australia's army.
Panama evacuates islanders due to rising sea levels
3rd June - "Harder"
Rising sea levels have caused Panama to evacuate the residents of one of its islands.
UK leader wants national service for 18-year-olds
30th May - "Easier"
The UK leader has a plan to introduce national service for 18-year-olds.
Ghanaian one-year-old world's youngest artist
27th May - "Harder"
A one-year-old boy from Ghana has officially been recognized as the world's youngest artist.
Cycling is good for your knees, says study
23rd May - "Easier"
A little-known and (perhaps) surprising benefit of cycling is that it is good for our knees.
France issues scratch-n-sniff baguette stamp
20th May - "Harder"
The French Post Office has issued a commemorative postage stamp to honour France's famous baguette bread.
Internet access good for our health
16th May - "Easier"
A new study says Internet access is good for our health.
Anti-oil protestors try to damage the Magna Carta
13th May - "Harder"
Two climate activists have tried to damage one of the world's oldest documents – the Magna Carta.
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is 200 years old
9th May - "Easier"
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony has been played in Vienna to mark the 200th anniversary of its first performance.
Child's bedroom 'monster' was 60,000 bees
2nd May - "Easier"
A 'monster' in a child's bedroom turned out to be 60,000 bees.
Town to erect fence to stop Mount Fuji selfies
29th April - "Harder"
A town in Japan will erect a giant mesh fence to stop people taking selfies of Mount Fuji.
Milan wants to ban takeaway food after midnight
25th April - "Easier"
The Italian city of Milan wants to introduce a law to ban the sale of takeaway food after midnight.
UK leader cracks down on 'sick note culture'
22nd April - "Harder"
Britain's Prime Minister has announced plans to crack down on what he has labelled Britain's "sick note culture".
Seafood could have higher levels of 'forever chemicals'
18th April - "Easier"
A new study has suggested that higher levels of 'forever chemicals' may exist in seafood.
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