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Andy Burnham at Prime Minister’s Questions: what’s he doing differently?
Viewers are often turned off by the traditional jibes and jeering at PMQs.
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Menopause can quietly weaken bones – here’s what research reveals about protecting them
Bone loss can accelerate before the final menstrual period. Understanding risk, exercise, nutrition and treatment options can help protect bone health.
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Pediatric palliative care addresses the unique needs of seriously ill children and their families
This specialty offers healing and comfort where a cure is not possible, but many who need this care don’t have access to it.
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US wildfire damage is on pace to triple by mid-century, but there are affordable ways to lower the risk
Dry land and little snow helped fuel a destructive 2026 fire season. New research shows active fire seasons are becoming the norm, and communities need to prepare.
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Vocational GCSEs won’t arrive until 2029 – but clean energy skills can be found in the curriculum now
UK clean energy jobs are expected to double by 2030.
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Journalism cannot survive where attacks on journalists go unpunished
COMMENTARY: By Kasun Ubayasiri On this United Nations-designated International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, the Journalism Education and Research Association of Australia (JERAA) stands in solidarity with journalists and media workers around the world who face intimidation, harassment, violence, imprisonment and death for doing their jobs. We maintain that targeting journalists is
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Sunscreen myths explained: the truth about beef tallow, cancer and vitamin D
From beef tallow to claims that sunscreen causes cancer, Strange Health investigates anti-SPF trends and what the science says about protecting our skin.
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How North Korea became a world leader in state-sponsored hacking
North Korea has long been mentioned in connection with major cyber-attacks.
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Stone age hunters in northern Europe may have used poison arrows to hunt big prey
The small size of some stone age arrow heads from Denmark suggest they were used together with poisons.
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Five ways that sea-level rise affects your daily life, even if you live inland
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving coastal adaptation will help determine how severely sea level rise affects everyone.
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Why people trust weight-loss drug advice on social media, even when it may be misleading
Shared experiences and success stories can make unapproved weight-loss drugs seem trustworthy. Here’s what research on social identity reveals.
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25 years of the Police Service of Northern Ireland: the leadership and culture challenges that remain
The number of Catholics applying to join the force is dropping.