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Tombstoning: A stunt too far?
The craze of 'tombstoning' provides one of the best adrenaline rushes one can get, albeit with the added danger of serious injury...and death.
Surfing skies by kite
Kitesurfing has exploded onto the extreme sports scene over the last five years. We take a quick look at the sport.
Powerboat race returns to British waters
A prestigious powerboat race is to return to South West waters this summer after a three-year break.
Riding the wake
Wakeboarding is becoming an increasingly popular pastime in the UK, and once you get a taste it's easy to become hooked.
Filling up the Fairways
Depending on your point of view, golf is either a leisurely day spent outdoors on the green, or a pointless waste of time.
Surf's up in Dorset
Europe's first artificial surf reef will be built in the UK, it has been announced.
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Britain's best-loved footpath
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Queen Elizabeth's teapot sold for £1m
A Chinese teapot that once belonged to Queen Elizabeth I has been sold at auction in Hong Kong for more than £1m.
Fishing in Finland
With over 180,000 lakes, a long coastline and numerous rivers there are fishing opportunities all around Finland.
Take a hike this winter
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Stradivari violin auctioned for $2.73m
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Giant pike may fetch £6,000
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Multiplier fishing reels - Wide or narrow spool
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Knight Rider car KITT up for sale
One of four "talking" cars used in the popular 80s TV show, Knight Rider, is to be sold in the US.
Chinese collector snaps up $12m tapir
A 2,500-year-old Chinese bronze tapir has sold for a record price at The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) in Maastricht, Netherlands.
Fleming's gun sold for £12,000
An engraved revolver owned by legendary British author Ian Fleming has been sold at auction in Knightsbridge, London.
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World's oldest Rolls-Royce is most expensive ever
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Archaeologists invite locals to unearth county's Roman past
Archaeologists from Devon are inviting volunteers to get involved in a major excavation in Brayford, north Devon, this spring.
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Archaeologists discover Roman fort
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