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Ella Bicknell reporting. To southwest China now, where food lovers have been flocking to an unlikely destination. Queues of people have formed outside a small funeral home in Guizhou, some even posing as mourners just to try a popular noodle dish served in the funeral home's canteen. Asia-Pacific editor Celia Hatton told Oliver Conway more about this latest food craze.

Ella Bicknell reporting. To southwest China now, where food lovers have been flocking to an unlikely destination. Queues of people have formed outside a small funeral home in Guizhou, some even posing as mourners just to try a popular noodle dish served in the funeral home's canteen. Asia-Pacific editor Celia Hatton told Oliver Conway more about this latest food craze.

Ella Bicknell reporting. To southwest China now, where food lovers have been flocking to an unlikely destination. Queues of people have formed outside a small funeral home in Guizhou, some even posing as mourners just to try a popular noodle dish served in the funeral home's canteen. Asia-Pacific editor Celia Hatton told Oliver Conway more about this latest food craze.

Fitness trends might come and go, but this latest one has raised some eyebrows. Codrobics is a form of exercise which involves copying the movement of animals by walking on all fours. It's also taken off as a social media trend in Russia. However, some senior politicians there have threatened to ban it.

Fitness trends might come and go, but this latest one has raised some eyebrows. Codrobics is a form of exercise which involves copying the movement of animals by walking on all fours. It's also taken off as a social media trend in Russia. However, some senior politicians there have threatened to ban it.

Fitness trends might come and go, but this latest one has raised some eyebrows. Codrobics is a form of exercise which involves copying the movement of animals by walking on all fours. It's also taken off as a social media trend in Russia. However, some senior politicians there have threatened to ban it.

One Japanese man hopes to stop that and spread the benefits of the sport, as Edward Main reports.

One Japanese man hopes to stop that and spread the benefits of the sport, as Edward Main reports.

One Japanese man hopes to stop that and spread the benefits of the sport, as Edward Main reports.

And you can hear more on this story from BBC Trending, wherever you get your podcasts from.

And you can hear more on this story from BBC Trending, wherever you get your podcasts from.

And you can hear more on this story from BBC Trending, wherever you get your podcasts from.

The man who gave up his NFL career to become a farmer.

The man who gave up his NFL career to become a farmer.

The man who gave up his NFL career to become a farmer.

In 2022, Canada became the first country to allow same-sex figure skaters to compete in pairs at national level. But two former Olympic champions are attempting to spark change globally in a sport bound by strict gender rules – All throughout last month, Madison Hubble from the US and Gabriella Papadakis of France performed as an all-female duo at a figure skating gala in Switzerland.

In 2022, Canada became the first country to allow same-sex figure skaters to compete in pairs at national level. But two former Olympic champions are attempting to spark change globally in a sport bound by strict gender rules – All throughout last month, Madison Hubble from the US and Gabriella Papadakis of France performed as an all-female duo at a figure skating gala in Switzerland.

In 2022, Canada became the first country to allow same-sex figure skaters to compete in pairs at national level. But two former Olympic champions are attempting to spark change globally in a sport bound by strict gender rules – All throughout last month, Madison Hubble from the US and Gabriella Papadakis of France performed as an all-female duo at a figure skating gala in Switzerland.

Their aim was to inspire other governing bodies to allow same-sex couples to compete. Chantal Hartel has been finding out how this partnership came about.

Their aim was to inspire other governing bodies to allow same-sex couples to compete. Chantal Hartel has been finding out how this partnership came about.