A former CIA officer, Navy SEAL, and others discuss how their secret jobs worked
A former CIA officer, Navy SEAL, Citi banker, WWE wrestler, and Secret Service agent tell BI trade secrets about their roles.
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How the US' top multiple rocket launcher compares with Russia's BM-30 in the Ukraine war
A US Navy veteran compares the best multiple launcher rocket systems from the US and UK, detailing HIMARS and the BM-30 Smerch.
We bought all the fast-food chicken sandwiches in the US and UK to compare the differences
Harry Kersh and Joe Avella bought all the chicken sandwiches from every fast-food chain in the US and the UK to compare the differences.
How 19 traditional Italian foods are made
We traveled across Italy to see how 19 famous regional foods are made, including breads, meats, and cheeses.
How 20 cheeses are made around the world
We traveled all over the globe to see how 20 famous regional cheeses are made.
How the world's biggest batches are made for millions of people
We traveled the globe to uncover the stories behind the world's biggest batches of food, like cooking for 100,000 people at India's Golden Temple.
How the world's biggest batches of food are made in India
We traveled across India to learn how meals are cooked in such big batches, like cooking for 150,000 people for Onam.
How 16 classic foods are made in the UK
From jellied eels to Worcestershire sauce, we meet the artisans, learn about the processes, and eat some of the best foods in the UK.
How 5,000 gallons of mole and 60,000 tamales are made in Milpa Alta, Mexico
Every year, communities across Milpa Alta, Mexico, come together to cook a massive feast called the junta.
I infiltrated the UK's most dangerous drug gangs — here's what I learned about drug crime
Neil Woods spent 14 years as an undercover police officer infiltrating some of the most dangerous organized crime groups in the UK.
US vs UK Papa John's: Food Wars
From calorie count to portion sizes, we ordered everything on the UK and US Papa John's menus to find out the big differences between the two.
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A liter of oil paint can cost $1,100 — here's why it's so expensive
Oil paint is simple. It's just a mixture of oil and pigment. But depending on the color and quality, a liter of this paint could cost up to $1,100.
This one easy trick with toilet roll tubes will keep wires tidy and save you space
Not only does this hack keep all your wires tidy, it saves you lots of space too.
How oysters are farmed in Scotland's lochs
Local landowner Johnny Noble and marine biologist Andy Lane started the Loch Fyne Oyster Farm in 1978. Since then, it's become a global business.
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What makes mānuka honey 100 times more expensive than regular honey
Manuka honey can cost 100 times the price of normal honey, sometimes requiring helicopters to collect it. Mānuka plants of New Zealand are very rare.
Tennis balls are made using this 11-step process — and it's quite satisfying to watch
The process starts as natural and synthetic rubber are kneaded and melted into molds. The balls end up packaged in pressurized tubes, ready for sale.
9 reasons 'Game of Thrones' season 8 was a huge disappointment
Season 8 of HBO’s "Game of Thrones" annoyed a lot of people. Here's a breakdown of the main reasons why fans were left so disappointed
16 clues that foreshadowed Arya's big moment at the battle of Winterfell in 'Game of Thrones'
"Game of Thrones" writers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss claim they have known for years that Arya Stark would be the one to kill the Night King.
British Airways’ new electric robot has slashed pushback delays by 54% at one of the world's busiest airports — we used it to move a 130-ton airplane
British Airways' new electric mototok robot is reducing pushback delays by 54% at Heathrow Airport. The machine is simple to use and only requires one operator. British Airways allowed us to push back a £200 million aircraft with one after a 15-minute training session.
'It's coming home': England fans explain the emotional rallying cry of the World Cup
"Football's Coming Home" was originally a song made for Euro 96, but England fans are now making 'it's coming home' memes for the 2018 World Cup and the rest of the world is confused. We got England soccer fans to explain what the saying means and how it has evolved.