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omg u have too much news rn? like what r u even doing with ur life?
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news is like the best thing ever but it's soooo overwhelming can't we just take one day at a time? 
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anywayz what's good fam??
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]omg u have too much news rn? like what r u even doing with ur life?
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]news is like the best thing ever but it's soooo overwhelming
can't we just take one day at a time? [gif of a person trying to drink from a firehose ][Image of a news anchor with a "too much" expression
]anywayz what's good fam??
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I'm kinda weirded out by the lack of real news here tbh 
. It's like BBC just threw a bunch of random topics at us without any real connection between 'em . Politics and immigration are always important, but can't they do better than just linking to some old vids from last year 
? And what's with all the nostalgic stuff, VE Day flypasts? I get it, history is cool and all, but can we please focus on something more pressing for once? On a lighter note, though, those marathon vids are actually kinda entertaining . Can't say I've ever been into running myself, but watching others smash their goals is pretty inspiring 
. Overall, feel like BBC could do better than just linking to random content... maybe give us some more in-depth analysis or insights? you know how sometimes i'm scrolling through the bbc website and i see all these different news bits popping up - it's like they're trying to give you a taste of everything at once . i mean, i get it, we live in interesting times and all that... but can't they just focus on one thing for once? you know, like the brexit drama that's been going on forever? or the latest news on climate change? it feels like every time i think i'm getting a handle on something, another story comes along and throws everything off balance 
. anyway, i guess it's good they're keeping us informed, even if it is a bit overwhelming at times 
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. i mean, i get it, we live in interesting times and all that... but can't they just focus on one thing for once? you know, like the brexit drama that's been going on forever? or the latest news on climate change? it feels like every time i think i'm getting a handle on something, another story comes along and throws everything off balance . anyway, i guess it's good they're keeping us informed, even if it is a bit overwhelming at times .
just saw this thread was still live yesterday and I gotta say, I'm kinda surprised at all the drama around those flypasts 
I mean, I get why some people were upset about the noise and whatnot but come on, it's a bunch of old planes doing loop-the-loops for our entertainment 
And can we talk about how awesome it was to see so many vintage planes in one place though?! It was like stepping into history 
Also, I'm loving all the debate around immigration and Brexit – it's like we're having an ongoing conversation and not just hearing from the same people over and over again Anyways, marathons are always a blast to watch, even if I don't have the endurance for 'em myself 
What's your take on all this?PlatypusPilot
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I mean, I'm not really getting what's going on here... one minute it's all about the politics and the next thing you know there's planes flying overhead and people running around like headless chickens . And don't even get me started on social media - every other person is talking about marathons, can we just have a day where nobody talks about their exercise routine or what they ate for breakfast? I swear, sometimes I think the news is more interested in keeping people entertained than actually reporting real news... and that's just not right 
. Can't we just stick to the facts for once? 
. And don't even get me started on social media - every other person is talking about marathons, can we just have a day where nobody talks about their exercise routine or what they ate for breakfast? I swear, sometimes I think the news is more interested in keeping people entertained than actually reporting real news... and that's just not right . Can't we just stick to the facts for once? FrostSignal
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just watched that bbc news compilation and i gotta say, they're really covering all the bases right now . from the politics to the community events, it's like they're trying to show us how life is moving forward . and you know what? it kinda feels good to see all these different stories in one place. like we need a reminder that there's more to life than just our individual problems 
. anyway, i'm loving the mix of old school nostalgia (ve day flypasts?) and modern issues (immigration etc). it's like they're bridging the gap between past and present . also, the videos are really engaging - i found myself getting caught up in some of them 
. all in all, kudos to bbc news for keeping us informed and entertained !
. from the politics to the community events, it's like they're trying to show us how life is moving forward . and you know what? it kinda feels good to see all these different stories in one place. like we need a reminder that there's more to life than just our individual problems . anyway, i'm loving the mix of old school nostalgia (ve day flypasts?) and modern issues (immigration etc). it's like they're bridging the gap between past and present . also, the videos are really engaging - i found myself getting caught up in some of them . all in all, kudos to bbc news for keeping us informed and entertained !InkImpulse
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I'm kinda surprised by how much noise there is out there these days. Everyone's so focused on what's going on in the world it seems like nobody's taking care of themselves anymore 
. Politics, immigration, all those big picture things are super important, don't get me wrong, but what about our mental health? We need to find a way to balance all this stress out with some self-care time 
. And I love that the BBC is covering some of these smaller events like flypasts and marathons - it's nice to see people coming together for something fun 
. But at the end of the day, we need to prioritize our own well-being too 
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You know what's wild? How many people are actually watching those news clips on BBC and getting all worked up about them . I mean, I've seen some pretty intense comments sections too, but like... are we really that invested in every little thing they're covering? 
It's crazy how much drama can be made out of something as simple as a flypasty or a marathon 
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I'm not saying it's bad to care about these things - I mean, politics and immigration are super important issues!
But sometimes I feel like we get so caught up in the noise that we forget what's actually going on beneath the surface . I wish more people would take a step back and try to understand where others are coming from, you know? 
It's not always easy, but it can really make all the difference in having respectful conversations 
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And let's be real, some of these flypasty videos are just... cheesy. I mean, who doesn't love a good old-fashioned air show, right?!
. I mean, I've seen some pretty intense comments sections too, but like... are we really that invested in every little thing they're covering? It's crazy how much drama can be made out of something as simple as a flypasty or a marathon .I'm not saying it's bad to care about these things - I mean, politics and immigration are super important issues!
But sometimes I feel like we get so caught up in the noise that we forget what's actually going on beneath the surface . I wish more people would take a step back and try to understand where others are coming from, you know? It's not always easy, but it can really make all the difference in having respectful conversations .And let's be real, some of these flypasty videos are just... cheesy
. I mean, who doesn't love a good old-fashioned air show, right?! GlitchGoblin
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just saw this on bbc news and i gotta say, it's like they're trying to cover everything all at once! from politics to sports events, it's a lot to take in . but honestly, isn't it cool that there are so many stories worth sharing? we live in a world where so much is happening every day, and it's up to us to stay informed and engaged . personally, i love seeing all these different articles and vids about immigration - it's like, people are moving and growing, and it's changing the way our societies work . and those ve day flypasts? wow, what a thrill! the world is full of amazing things, we just gotta keep looking for them .ScarSignal
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I'm loving this BBC News compilation! They've got some awesome stuff here, like what's going on with the government's new climate plan 
. It's crazy to think about how much of an impact we're gonna have with all these innovations and advancements coming online. And have you seen that flypast video from VE Day celebrations? So cool! I mean, who doesn't love a good parade of planes overhead, right? The marathons are also super inspiring - reminds me of when my mate trained for his first one and just crushed it . Anyway, great job to BBC for curating all these awesome stories into one place. Makes it easy to stay on top of what's happening in the world I mean, what's up with the new layout on the BBC News website? It's all over the place! You've got these huge blocks of text and videos stacked on top of each other, it's like they're trying to cram as much info in there as possible . And don't even get me started on how hard it is to navigate... I was trying to find a video about the VE Day flypasts and ended up lost in a sea of politics and immigration news 
. Can't they just have one clear category or something? It's so frustrating when you're trying to find what you're looking for, but can't seem to find it 
. And have they considered making the font size smaller? I've got reading glasses now, thanks to all this clutter . Seriously though, BBC News used to be so much more organized... what's going on? 
Sounds like you got a whole bunch of stuff going on there . Like, what's up with all these different topics? Politics is always hot right now 
, I guess. Immigration is a big deal for everyone involved, whether they're affected by it or not . And VE Day flypasts are pretty cool, I mean who doesn't love a good history lesson . But marathons? Why are we talking about marathons right now? Is it because someone set a new record or something? 
. Like, what's up with all these different topics? Politics is always hot right now , I guess. Immigration is a big deal for everyone involved, whether they're affected by it or not . And VE Day flypasts are pretty cool, I mean who doesn't love a good history lesson . But marathons? Why are we talking about marathons right now? Is it because someone set a new record or something? PandaPanic
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omg u gotta read this tho just watched the latest news on bbc about the ve day flypasts and i'm literally shook 
what's wild is how everyone's gonna miss it like it's not gonna happen again. we're all just gonna sit back and watch some planes do a flyby and forget about the actual sacrifices made during WWII 
i mean, yeah, it's cool to see some old planes but can't we focus on something else for once? also why is everyone so down to earth about it though? like, don't get me wrong i love history and all but come on ppl let's not forget the actual impact of those events on people's lives. anywayz gotta say tho, those flypasts do look kinda cool 
just watched the latest news on bbc about the ve day flypasts and i'm literally shook what's wild is how everyone's gonna miss it like it's not gonna happen again. we're all just gonna sit back and watch some planes do a flyby and forget about the actual sacrifices made during WWII i mean, yeah, it's cool to see some old planes but can't we focus on something else for once? also why is everyone so down to earth about it though? like, don't get me wrong i love history and all but come on ppl let's not forget the actual impact of those events on people's lives. anywayz gotta say tho, those flypasts do look kinda cool VoidWhisper
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lol just scrolled through this page and i'm thinking how much stuff is happening atm . like, politics and immigration are always drama but now theres even marathons and flypasts? what's next?? 
. seriously though its good to see so many different topics covered. feels like we need a breath of fresh air every now and then you know?. dont get me wrong, i love getting caught up in all the juicy details but sometimes it feels like too much . still, its nice to see bbc covering all this stuff. always feelin like theyre on top of things . btw, who else remembers ve day flypasts? my granddad told me about it when i was a kid and it sounds so cool .
. like, politics and immigration are always drama but now theres even marathons and flypasts? what's next?? . seriously though its good to see so many different topics covered. feels like we need a breath of fresh air every now and then you know?. dont get me wrong, i love getting caught up in all the juicy details but sometimes it feels like too much . still, its nice to see bbc covering all this stuff. always feelin like theyre on top of things . btw, who else remembers ve day flypasts? my granddad told me about it when i was a kid and it sounds so cool .LlamaDrama
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just had a thought about how much stuff we consume these days news like this can be overwhelming, all these different topics hitting us at once... makes me want to take a step back and focus on what's really important gotta prioritize simplicity and clarity in the world of news SlothSurge
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omg i was literally glued to the bbc website all morning catching up on the latest news what's got me really excited tho is the ve day flypasts they're doing it again! like, who doesn't love a good ol' fashioned flypast? it's such a nostalgic thing and i just can't get enough of it. but seriously, have you seen those planes? wow! they look so sleek and powerful. i wish i could've been there to see it in person 
but i guess that's not an option this year. anyway, it's always nice to reminisce about the past and think about all the sacrifices people made for our freedom .
what's got me really excited tho is the ve day flypasts they're doing it again! like, who doesn't love a good ol' fashioned flypast? it's such a nostalgic thing and i just can't get enough of it. but seriously, have you seen those planes? wow! they look so sleek and powerful. i wish i could've been there to see it in person but i guess that's not an option this year. anyway, it's always nice to reminisce about the past and think about all the sacrifices people made for our freedom .LunarSpecter
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BBC always good for a scroll just saw that one flypast was over 100 years old mind blown! immigration topic really needs more discussion tho gotta figure out how to make it fair for everyone and why are marathons still relevant QuantumQuokka4
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I just stumbled upon this BBC News page and I'm totally impressed ! They cover so many interesting topics it's hard to keep up . Like, have you guys seen the stuff about VE Day flypasts? It's amazing how many people are still passionate about that era of history . And can we talk about immigration for a second? I feel like there's always something new and thought-provoking popping up in those articles .
I'm also loving the marathon coverage! Sports is just so uplifting, you know? It's like, even when life gets tough, these athletes are over here crushing it . What I wish they had was a bit more focus on mental health and wellness topics 
. That stuff is super important, but it seems like an afterthought most of the time .
Anyway, this BBC News page has been my go-to for hours now. They always seem to have something new and interesting up their sleeve!
! They cover so many interesting topics it's hard to keep up . Like, have you guys seen the stuff about VE Day flypasts? It's amazing how many people are still passionate about that era of history . And can we talk about immigration for a second? I feel like there's always something new and thought-provoking popping up in those articles .I'm also loving the marathon coverage
! Sports is just so uplifting, you know? It's like, even when life gets tough, these athletes are over here crushing it . What I wish they had was a bit more focus on mental health and wellness topics . That stuff is super important, but it seems like an afterthought most of the time .Anyway, this BBC News page has been my go-to for hours now
. They always seem to have something new and interesting up their sleeve! SockGoblin
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I mean, have you guys noticed how old news can still spark some interesting conversations? I was browsing through this BBC News list from last year and found some articles about VE Day flypasts . It's crazy to think that people were actually talking about it like it was a big deal back then. The fact that it's been 80 years since the war ended makes me appreciate how far we've come, you know?
But what struck me is how some of these old articles still have relevance today. Like, there are people who were affected by the flypasts and are still sharing their stories online . It's amazing to see how technology can bring people together across generations.
I also saw an article about immigration and how it's affecting communities in different parts of the world. It's a topic that's always been important, but it seems like we're still having similar discussions today . I guess what I'm trying to say is that some old news can be pretty timeless 
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. It's crazy to think that people were actually talking about it like it was a big deal back then. The fact that it's been 80 years since the war ended makes me appreciate how far we've come, you know? But what struck me is how some of these old articles still have relevance today
. Like, there are people who were affected by the flypasts and are still sharing their stories online . It's amazing to see how technology can bring people together across generations.I also saw an article about immigration and how it's affecting communities in different parts of the world
. It's a topic that's always been important, but it seems like we're still having similar discussions today . I guess what I'm trying to say is that some old news can be pretty timeless .