New trial will see lung transplant patients also given donor ‘skin patches’
Scientists are investigating whether the patches can be used as an ‘early warning system’ to identify lung rejection.
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Secrets of Winchcombe meteorite’s brutal space journey revealed in new analysis
The space rock was repeatedly smashed apart and rebuilt in a violent odyssey that lasted millions of years.
UK News|Apr 15
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Report suggests people with breast cancer are being ‘systematically left behind’
The Lancet Breast Cancer Commission says people with the disease are continuing to face glaring inequalities and significant adversity.
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Union cancels STV 24-hour strike amid talks on pay dispute
The stoppage was planned for Tuesday.
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Bid to shed light on whether Moon could have influenced Stonehenge’s design
English Heritage will help to investigate if the stones align with the Moon during the upcoming ‘major lunar standstill’.
UK News|Apr 15
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Harry loses initial bid to challenge decision in change to security legal case
The Duke of Sussex can now take his case directly to the Court of Appeal for the green light to bring an appeal.
UK News|Apr 15
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‘Deadly’ Derek Underwood – the spinner who caused havoc with unique skill set
Underwood remains the country’s most prolific, successful and revered spin bowler of his or any other period.
UK Sport|Apr 15
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Parents ‘gagged’ in end-of-life cases hope Supreme Court backs naming of doctors
Several families, including the parents of Indi Gregory and the mother of Archie Battersbee, have been involved in high-profile legal battles.
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Richard Digard: Talking of adult conversations...
...when can we start having them? asks Richard Digard. Pose the wrong question and you’re seen as a Joey-basher, but connectivity, housing and even the size of government are all well overdue serious interrogation.
Richard Digard|Apr 15
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Study sheds light on how muscles try to fight effects of ageing
The findings offer hope for future therapies and interventions to improve muscle health and quality of life.
UK News|Apr 15
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P&R seeks data law change on job application references
The States intends to seek a law change over data protection after it was overruled by the island’s data protection commissioner over its approach to refuse to release an employment reference which meant it withdrew a job offer to a candidate.
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‘Herstory' Fest tells of women’s achievements
Historic achievements of women in Guernsey was the focus of Candie Museum’s weekend opening.
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Chinese student named as sixth victim of Sydney stabbing
Five women and one man were killed in Saturday’s attack at a shopping centre.
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Sailing events could harm marine life due to underwater noise, study finds
Acoustic noise levels were checked near the course of the America’s Cup in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand, in 2021.
UK News|Apr 14
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What are open access train services?
Here the PA news agency answers 10 key question about open access operators.
UK News|Apr 14
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