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Feel full - and lose weight

Our sense of fullness is determined by the receptors in the stomach, intestine, and liver. When disturbed by excessive food intake, eating the right foods - slowly - can be the answer.

Why is Saudi Arabia investing billions in sports?

Saudi Arabia has embarked on an investment spree. Sports is a big part of it. The country's leader Mohammad bin Salman says the kingdom is trying to diversify the economy away from oil. Critics say it is trying to cleanse its reputation as a haven of oppression through "sportswashing."

Climate activists around the world urge action

Climate protests are taking place around the world to spur leaders into action. In Berlin, Last Generation climate activists spray painted the capital's iconic Brandenburg Gate. In New York, thousands rallied against fossil fuels ahead of the UN General Assembly this week, when many world leaders will be in the city.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Treetop moss and lichens offer vital climate clues

Mosses and lichens provide vital clues about the health of the wider ecosystem. A research team from the University of Kaiserslautern is studying them in forest canopies.

New life: The long road to a donor organ

Silke Schulze is seriously ill. If she does not get a new heart and lung soon, she will die. For months, the 40-year-old has been waiting in a Berlin hospital for a life-saving organ donation. Adam Penkalla is a heart surgeon. If a suitable donor organ is found somewhere, he takes off to remove it and bring it safely back to Berlin. It's always a race against time. We accompany Silke Schulze on her long journey to a new life, and witness when she receives the life-saving organs in a 14-hour operation. We also follow Adam Penkalla as he travels abroad to remove a heart and bring it back to Berlin on a charter plane. &nbsp;

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