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ADHD and autism at risk of over-diagnosis, says government review
A government review warns that ADHD and autism diagnoses face a risk of over-diagnosis amid a surge fuelled by benefits.
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Cerevance rescues its Parkinson's drug with phase 3 win
Cerevance achieves a phase 3 trial win, rescuing its Parkinson's drug as global health coverage highlights new daily pill developments.
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The BookKeeper: Why did Manchester City introduce ‘sham’ spending? What was the extent of it?
Rival clubs learned of a guilty verdict against Manchester City weeks before the public announcement, sparking looming compensation claims.
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Scientists analysed the DNA of world’s oldest land animal. What they found was staggering
Genetic analysis of the world's oldest land animal points toward potential insights regarding human ageing.
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Kemi Badenoch's pitch for power is incoherent
Recent political coverage focuses on Kemi Badenoch's pitch for power and strategy to reunite the right.
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Dispelling the Myth of Cormac McCarthy as Cowboy-Artist
Recent reviews and essays challenge long-held perceptions of Cormac McCarthy, examining his literary legacy and personal history.
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‘Change will be made’: Jim Furyk promises to evolve U.S. Ryder Cup approach
Jim Furyk vows strategic changes for Team USA's upcoming Ryder Cup campaign against Europe.
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How modern life is giving young people cancer
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'Rock 'n' roll swagger': 10 iconic images capturing the chaotic energy of '90s Brit culture
A wave of cultural retrospectives focuses on the rule-breaking spirit, art, fashion, and chaotic energy of 1990s Britain.
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Jeffrey Archer, Novelist Whose Real Life Rivaled His Thrillers, Dies at 86
Novelist and politician Jeffrey Archer dies at 86, drawing widespread coverage of his complex legacy.
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Oil market turmoil could last for years, executives say
Saudi energy officials warn that dangerously low global oil stockpiles could trigger prolonged market turmoil across the globe.
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A history lesson for Tucker Carlson His Hitler apologism is dangerous
Polish diplomat demands Tucker Carlson retract WWII ‘lies’ as European media label his remarks a dangerous Hitler apology.
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London Takes a Hit as Super Rich Worth $160 Billion Exit UK
A massive exodus of ultra-wealthy individuals is draining Britain, with $160 billion leaving the UK as billionaires relocate to Monaco.
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Iran Is Losing Some of Its Leverage Over the Strait of Hormuz
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Nike Announces Massive "Pace" Transformation: What It Means for Football
Nike announces a massive Pace transformation while coverage examines the fall of the brand.
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Russia Turns to Striking Kyiv’s Bridges, Threatening a Vital Lifeline
Russia targets Kyiv bridges in an escalating campaign of infrastructure strikes as winter approaches.
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Can you eat ultra-processed foods and still be healthy? A dietitian analysed my weekly shop
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Russian biker ‘spy’ unmasked as ‘mastermind’ behind foiled drone attack at German airport - the-sun.com
A Russian biker dubbed a spy is named the mastermind behind a foiled drone attack on a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig Airport.
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Manchester City confirm appeal against Premier League verdict: ‘The club is innocent’
Manchester City has officially confirmed an appeal against a Premier League verdict, asserting the club's innocence amid mounting political pressure.
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Reading, socialising and doing puzzles can help preserve cognitive health
New research suggests that engaging in puzzles, reading, and social activities can preserve cognitive health and potentially reverse impairment.
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The Left doesn’t want to admit the damage cannabis can do to the mind
A major review examining cannabis use and violence drives health discussions across multiple outlets.
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This award-winning microscopy image used AI
An award-winning microscope photograph faces scrutiny and sparks a major controversy after being identified as artificially generated.
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At least Burnham doesn’t pretend to care about growth
Coverage from The Telegraph examines political developments regarding Andy Burnham and the prime minister's policies.
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High screen time can hurt children’s learning and language skills, study suggests
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Andy Burnham raises prospect of UK rejoining European Union after next election
Manchester mayor Andy Burnham says re‑joining the EU could be on the agenda after the next UK election.
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A 10-Year-Old Girl Hid a Handwritten Letter Under the Stairs. 44 Years Later, Her Sweet Note Was Discovered
A handwritten letter hidden under the stairs of a Hockley home by a 10-year-old girl has been recovered after 44 years.
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Ukraine regains territory and captures POWs in frontline push
Ukraine launches Operation Vivaldi, liberating villages near Lyman and capturing over 250 Russian soldiers.
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Debt-hungry AI companies face increased risk as bond yields spike
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Rui Pinto, the whistleblower whose leaks prompted investigations into Man City
Whistleblower Rui Pinto lives in witness protection following massive leaks that shook Manchester City.
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Ethiopia’s army promises restraint amid fears of new civil war
Ethiopia faces renewed conflict as a rebel offensive threatens stability across the Horn of Africa.
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Update on Sir Ranulph Fiennes after being 'kept in care homes illegally under fake names by wife'
Allegations have surfaced that explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes was illegally held in care homes under fake names by his wife, sparking a search by family and peers.
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Mayfair club shuts as Met investigates weapon claim
An exclusive Mayfair members' club frequented by royals faces closure while the Met investigates a weapon claim.
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First Baby in 34 Years Born on Remote Scottish Island
A remote Scottish island celebrates the arrival of its first newborn in over three decades, according to global reports.
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'It has broken us as a family,' mother of poison seller victim tells hearing
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Police in Poland Arrest Ukrainian Citizen Over Fatal Stabbing
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Hitler's possible role in niece's death under scrutiny after documents raise questions about alibi, report says
New documents raise serious questions about Hitler's alibi regarding the death of his half-niece, according to recent reports.
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EXCLUSIVE: US drafted a memo condemning UK over West Bank sanctions. It was never released
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As Russia adapts to Ukraine's middle strikes, elite drone units stay ahead of the curve
Recent reporting examines the acceleration of cognitive warfare alongside frontline experiences in Ukraine.
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UK's Burnham agrees to Saudi request for refuelling support
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First female Archbishop of Canterbury revokes award she gave on 9/11 to Muslim cleric who praised bin Laden
Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, revokes an award given on 9/11 to a cleric praising bin Laden.
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Chevron CEO sends a strong message on oil price and the economy
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4 Early Signs of Heart Disease Many Women Overlook, According to a Cardiac Nurse
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What immunologists do to avoid colds and flu in autumn
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Ratcliffe 'must go' says Man Utd Muslim fan group
Manchester United Muslim Supporters' Club demands the departure of co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe following his controversial remarks.
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Pact with Saudi Arabia threatens to draw Pakistan into Middle East conflict
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Tech treating AI like humans is mistaken and misguided, Microsoft boss tells BBC
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Von der Leyen offers diagnosis but no cure on EU’s ecological malaise
EU chief von der Leyen's new security architecture pitch draws mixed reactions across international media coverage.
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This English Village Is Threatening to Quit the U.K. Over Planned Asylum Camp
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Houthis Say They Downed a Saudi Fighter Jet and Deny Targeting Mecca
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Saudi Arabia asks Britain for aid against Houthis, Burnham still considering
Saudi Arabia turns to the UK for military aid amid Houthi offensives threatening regional economic stability.
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Meghan Markle is already wearing the '00s throwback jeans trend set to dominate autumn
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Nepo baby is a horrific term, says Zeta-Jones
Catherine Zeta-Jones has publicly condemned the term nepo baby, calling the phrase horrific regarding her children.
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Will record donations to Reform go down as a moment of political change?
Record donations to Reform spark intense debate among lawmakers, unions, and media outlets.
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The Sexual Secret That Foiled a Communist Plot
Coverage from multiple major outlets details how a Russian spy's personal sexual secret altered the course of a Cold War plot.
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Ukraine retook 240 square km north of Lyman and nobody reported it for three months
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Freeze Turkey! 50 Years Later, the Wild True Story Behind ‘Charlie’s Angels‘
Recent reports and anniversary reflections are uncovering the unfiltered behind-the-scenes reality of 'Charlie's Angels' fifty years after its debut.
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Israel expels British soldiers tracking settler violence
Israel expels British soldiers tracking West Bank settler violence amid new boycott measures and UK sanctions.
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China, India arranging meeting for Xi, Modi, China's foreign ministry says
China and India are actively arranging a bilateral meeting for leaders Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi amid diplomatic shifts.
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Prince Harry Allegedly Has Wild New Plan to Change His Public Image
Prince Harry is initiating a strategic shift in his public image following his return to the United Kingdom with Meghan Markle.
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West Nile Virus Death Toll in Greece Rises to 30 as Cases Reach 324
Greece reports a record number of West Nile virus cases and 30 deaths as the virus spreads across Europe amid rising temperatures.