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It may have been a dreary grey afternoon in Bradford, but there was the usual warm atmosphere as people of all ages and from all backgrounds mingled together. A toddler called Finley gleefully chased pigeons in Centenary Square while groups of students chatted animatedly and others caught up with friends ...
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Dance for ten minutes a day, every day, and try out new routines. We all know exercise is good for you. Moving about can help strengthen your bones and muscles, manage your weight, and reduce your risk of diseases. It can also have a significant impact on your brain and ...
See Details: Michael Mosley's 10-minute routine is 'more effective' for the brain than normal exercise

Tomas Soucek scored the winning goal in the second half for West Ham in the Carabao Cup Tomas Soucek’s second-half goal ensured West Ham overcame a tough test in the Carabao Cup third round at Lincoln with a 1-0 victory. This was nothing other than ‘job done’ for the Hammers ...
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Newcastle players celebrate after Alexander Isak’s winnning goal Eddie Howe had never beaten Pep Guardiola. But as he ended a personal wait and Newcastle expelled the serial winners from the Carabao Cup and removed the possibility that Manchester City will hold all three major domestic trophies at the same time ...
See Details: Newcastle substitutes take charge to end Man City’s quadruple dream at the first hurdle

Processed food in supermarket Ultra-processed food is being unfairly demonised and can be nutritious and keep consumers safe, experts have warned. A team of researchers and government advisers said messaging that all processed food is bad was not good dietary advice, and advised consumers to focus on the nutritional value ...
See Details: Ultra-processed food can still be good for you, it depends on what is in it

Refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh arrive in Kornidzor By Felix Light KORNIDZOR, Armenia (Reuters) – When Azerbaijan overran the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh, David Harapetyan drove 1,000 km (620 miles) from his home in the Russian city of Stavropol to this Armenian border village to help fleeing Karabakh Armenians. Refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh ...
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Illustration shows Qualcomm logo By Mike Scarcella (Reuters) – Qualcomm on Tuesday defeated a consumer lawsuit in California federal court alleging the chipmaker’s contracts with device manufacturers had artificially boosted the cost of mobile phones in violation of U.S. antitrust law. U.S. District Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley in San Francisco ...
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Families face paying more than £6,000 a year until 2050 because of net zero targets, a think tank has suggested. Britons “will face significant increases in cost” during the race to reduce carbon emissions, the report by Civitas suggested. Ewen Stewart, report author, called this “a highly expensive exercise with ...
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Families face paying more than £6,000 a year until 2050 because of net zero targets, a think tank has suggested. Britons “will face significant increases in cost” during the race to reduce carbon emissions, the report by Civitas suggested. Ewen Stewart, report author, called this “a highly expensive exercise with ...
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Families face paying more than £6,000 a year until 2050 because of net zero targets, a think tank has suggested. Britons “will face significant increases in cost” during the race to reduce carbon emissions, the report by Civitas suggested. Ewen Stewart, report author, called this “a highly expensive exercise with ...
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Families face paying more than £6,000 a year until 2050 because of net zero targets, a think tank has suggested. Britons “will face significant increases in cost” during the race to reduce carbon emissions, the report by Civitas suggested. Ewen Stewart, report author, called this “a highly expensive exercise with ...
See Details: McCarthy blocks bipartisan bill approved by 77 senators to avoid shutdown as he tries to pin blame on Dems

Families face paying more than £6,000 a year until 2050 because of net zero targets, a think tank has suggested. Britons “will face significant increases in cost” during the race to reduce carbon emissions, the report by Civitas suggested. Ewen Stewart, report author, called this “a highly expensive exercise with ...
See Details: Top unisex baby names on the rise in England and Wales - including Marlowe

Families face paying more than £6,000 a year until 2050 because of net zero targets, a think tank has suggested. Britons “will face significant increases in cost” during the race to reduce carbon emissions, the report by Civitas suggested. Ewen Stewart, report author, called this “a highly expensive exercise with ...
See Details: Aston Martin F1 chief speaks out after Fernando Alonso's angry comments

Families face paying more than £6,000 a year until 2050 because of net zero targets, a think tank has suggested. Britons “will face significant increases in cost” during the race to reduce carbon emissions, the report by Civitas suggested. Ewen Stewart, report author, called this “a highly expensive exercise with ...
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