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Dr Radha's three tips that can be carried out anywhere

Test your knowledge of Beyoncé and Shakespeare with this 'who said it?' quiz.

How much do you know about Noughts and Crosses and Malorie Blackman? Test yourself with this quiz.

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An Inspector Calls actors answer questions from GCSE students.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic hopeful Alex DeCunha's skateboarding journey in his own words.

From flowers protected in a secret location, to those who ‘trick’ bees, we look at six wildflowers that are endangered in the UK.

The surprising attraction of pimple popping and other 'disgusting' stuff

The story of some 300 orphaned Jewish refugees who began new lives in England after the holocaust.

A look at how spending time outdoors can benefit both you and the planet.

Mariah, 20, tells ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Bitesize about her decision to share her acne journey on social media.

Which animal has the longest migratory journey on Earth? Here are five animals that prefer to 'chill' in colder climates.

Throughout all this year, we've been supplying you with a wealth of facts on almost everything, but how much do you remember?

Here are some underdog stories to brighten your day, and maybe give you that motivation to succeed.

Braille is nearly 200 years old - we explore how the landscape has changed for its users.

From lab-grown burgers to water on Mars.

Explore the legacy of spooky TV shows such as Ghostwatch, Inside Number 9 and The Owl Service.

Would you go all the way and win the top prize or fall at the first hurdle? Test your knowledge with our game show trivia quiz.

Here are some different presents you can give this Christmas to put a smile on someone’s face.

Have you ever wondered what makes Christmas so Christmassy? Here are five Christmas mysteries unwrapped.

Teenagers ask the elderly about love, life, body image and the future.

To mark the start of the new '20s, we're testing your knowledge of what happened in the 1920s.

Christmas movies: what makes them great?

Cosplayers can be seen at gaming conventions all over the world, but how can you be one?

The general election news coverage can get confusing - we've answered your questions about it.

Why there's so much football on at Christmas

The science of how Christmas makes your brain react

Do you know your Santa from your Père Noël ? Take our quiz to find out.

How well do you know these great British women?

People who played a part in the Coronation, Live Aid and London 2012

From snow on Mars to hurricanes on Jupiter - extraterrestrial seasons can get pretty wild.

Year 11 students help us explain the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Pantomime legends Kenneth Alan Taylor and Johnny McKnight talk to ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Bitesize about why they love panto so much.

Hair ice? Ice pancakes? Diamond dust? Here's the science behind these magical ice phenomena.

Flood alerts, grab bags and knowing your area: Helpful tips to be prepared before, during and after a flood.

We spoke to Dr Sylvia Knight of the Royal Meteorologist Society to answer six very important cold weather questions.

It's not the first time we've interrupted our Christmas shopping to cast our vote.

We spoke to experts about what tech addiction is, and what's being done to help those who suffer from it.

Plurals aren't always as easy as adding an -s.

A footballer and politics professor talk about what it's like being colour blind.

How much do you know about Lyra and the fantasy trilogy?

From opening the polling stations to announcing the result

Don't panic! It's a test of your Stir-up Sunday and advent knowledge

There's no hiding at the top of that scoreboard

Test yourself on these queens and the actors who have played them on-screen.

Social media influencers talk about their experiences of internet trolling.

Writer Peter Harness on the responsibility of adapting HG Wells' sci-fi classic

Test your knowledge of these show-ponies with this Bitesize quiz.

Gary Lineker takes an emotional journey to uncover his grandfather's untold World War Two story.

How much do you know about these famous bears?

Choreographers Charlotte and Elizabeth talk to ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Bitesize about how dance transformed their lives.

How much do you know about WW1 and Remembrance day?

Gaz Oakley shows us how to make the Bitesize burger for World Vegan Day

How many of these spook-tacular Halloween traditions and superstitions do you know?

From unique natural wonders to an abundance of wildlife. Find out more about the most species-rich continent on the planet, South America.

From hopping kangaroo to beautiful reefs, we take a look at some of Australia's wildlife and natural wonders.

Find out more about a continent where wildlife and over 700 million humans live together.

Is a roadrunner quicker than a coyote? Which insect glows in the night? Find out more about North America's wildlife.

Africa is the last of the Seven Worlds, One Planet collection. We take you through some of the continent’s prized animals and landscapes.

Seven Worlds, One Planet is back and episode two is about the largest and most populous continent on Earth, Asia.

We take a look at Antarctica's ecosystem and some of its native animals, like the biggest mammal in the world.

How hard can it be to film a nature documentary? These stories from Seven Worlds, One Planet tell all.

Three England stars with different disabilities give us an insight into different types of football and how the game has had an impact on them.

Noson Calan Gaeaf, which means ‘Winter’s Eve’, is a time when spirits can roam the world of the living.

Actor Julia Brown talks to Bitesize about filming the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ One drama World on Fire.

How might a better understanding of the teenage brain help teenagers, and those around them?

How well do you know these great British women?

Do you know your Barcode Battler from your Virtual Boy?

For Dyslexia Awareness Week 2019 we spoke to Tom McLaughlin, an author illustrator with dyslexia.

We spoke to the people that make them happen to find out.

How many English footie firsts do you know?

We ask the experts how to reduce our carbon pawprint.

As the 50p celebrates its 50th birthday and the new £20 note is unveiled, we ask: how well do you know the UK's notes and coins?

Reptile Awareness Day: Five ‘turtle-y’ amazing reptiles you probably haven’t heard of.

Here's a clue: It's not necessarily Britain

C³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ's Newsround presenter talks about growing up in a Ghanaian household in Milton Keynes

And how can we protect ourselves against the winter sniffles?

We have some facts that you might not know about our hopping friends.

We take a look at some notable people from the past (and present) and some of the great things they have done.

We take a look at some notable people from the past (and present) and some of the great things they have done.

If you're unsure with what utensils you will need when you start life at uni halls, Youtube star Gaz Oakley has some advice.

Most of us will get the dreaded ‘hic hic’ at some point. There's lots of myths about them but which of them are actually true?

You’ve heard it all before: millennials are lazy and baby boomers are mega-rich. But what do these labels really mean?

What makes someone attractive? We spoke to some psychologists to find out.

Histories of the mini skirt, the white wedding dress, and why the tale you've probably heard about nylon isn't true.

An odour can be one of the the finest mood boosters around

We take a look at some notable people from the past (and present) and some of the great things they have done.

We may never know what SPAM really means

Most of us will get the dreaded ‘hic hic’ at some point. There's lots of myths about them but which of them are actually true?

Quiz yourself on the UK’s most unusual laws to find out if you need to hand yourself in.

Find out how movie posters are designed to encourage us to buy a ticket.

Can we learn from our dreams and can they help us reach our goals?

Can you match the memorable Fashion Week moment with the city in which it happened?

Want to know more about the Land of the Rising Sun?

We have some facts that you might not know about our hopping friends.

Test your knowledge of European languages with this Bitesize quiz.

Writer Peter Bowker shares his research with Bitesize.

When the Waltz was controversial and the GIs brought the Jive

You need never confuse a turn with a transition again

Know the difference between your rucks, mauls and scrums

Furry friends with thousands more followers than their owners.

Who invented the emoticon and did it exist before computers?

The ozone layer used to be a hot topic in the news. But it’s not spoken about quite so much anymore - why is that?

Bitesize speaks to sustainability experts about the fashion industry, fast fashion and our shopping habits.

What causes a tropical cyclone and what is the difference between cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons?

From literature to pop music, how well do you know your bridges?

How Helvetica, Gotham and Johnston Sans earned their place in the world.

Students talk about their experiences of long-distance relationships and the challenges they bring.

There could be a reason behind those squiggles.

We use it for travel, to light and heat our homes, and in industry to produce the stuff we buy. But how we generate, use and store energy could soon look very different.

If you're basing your university predictions on what you've seen in films, you're in for a shock.

If you're unsure with what utensils you will need when you start life at uni halls, Youtube star Gaz Oakley has some advice.

³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖsick at university? Check out this guide with advice from a psychologist, a professor and an international student.

The oldest, the richest, the highest, and one in a very unusual location.

Watchdog reports on the single-use issue.

How can you get back into a routine ASAP when you go back to school?

Do you know what words we no longer use? Take our quiz to find out.

How the England and Australia test series captured the world's imagination.

Phobia specialist Adam Cox explains what coulrophobia is and gives some tips to overcome it.

What causes a tropical cyclone and what is the difference between cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons?

Could everyone in the Isle of Man get a seat in Wembley Stadium?

The life lessons picked up in the early years.

Those heady days of overhead projectors and TVs on massive trolleys.

An interview with Holly – maths teacher, mum-of-one and fantasy football influencer.

Five back-to-school movies that will get you excited for the new school term.

Deforestation is happening all over the world, but what would happen if we ran out forest altogether?

It was one of the most iconic summers in modern history.

85-year-old David tells ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Bitesize about what school was like in the 1940s.

On holiday with your pals for the first time? Here are some tips to keep you safe.

Six easy swaps that will help to make this new school term your greenest yet.

How poutine, kebab pizza and more found their way into a country's heart

Chocolate chip cookies, crisps and Caesar salad all have legendary histories, but are they true?

Test your geography knowledge with this back-to-school quiz.

The geological factors which can bring devastation to different parts of the world.

From Mean Girls to The Breakfast Club, these Hollywood movies don't quite reflect what life is like at school.

A guide to the new Olympic sports: sports climbing, skateboarding, surfing, karate, baseball and softball.

What is a cox box? And why is the stroke seat so important?

We've taken a look at some of the biggest rumours about the gentle giants and checked if they're true.

How well do you know the Ashes cricket tournament?

Powerlifting champion Cherry explains how she juggles competitions with her university degree.

On holiday with your pals for the first time? Here are some tips to keep you safe.

How poutine, kebab pizza and more found their way into a country's heart

It was one of the most iconic summers in modern history.

On holiday with your pals for the first time? Here are some tips to keep you safe.

A social psychologist shares advice on how to support your LGBTQ+ friends when they come out.

As Boris Johnson is named as the UK's next prime minister, we ask: how much do you know about former UK PMs?