Source of sugar, not just amount, could impact weight in children – study
Academics explored if intrinsic sugars – sugar that occurs naturally in the food – impacted the rate of obesity in youngsters.
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Starmer invites Labour mayors to develop 10-year local growth plans
The Labour leader accused the Tories of failing to fulfil their pledge to reduce regional inequalities.
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Marc Skinner wants to stay at Manchester United after ‘historic’ FA Cup win
Skinner played down the absence of Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Wembley and expressed his desire to stay at United.
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Investigation after locomotive derails from heritage railway during festival
The restored 115-ton heritage diesel locomotive, built in 1968, was on the back of a six-carriage passenger train when it partially derailed.
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Cutting international students would be ‘calamitous,’ university leader warns
Professor Dame Sally Mapstone, president of Universities UK, has said reducing the number of international students could harm the economy.
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Natalie Elphicke’s defection to Labour ‘naked opportunism’, Cameron says
The Dover MP has dismissed claims she lobbied ministers to interfere in her ex-husband’s trial as ‘nonsense’.
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Cameron condemns ‘callous’ Hamas over footage of hostage
The militant group claims British-Israeli Nadav Popplewell has died in Gaza.
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Halting arms exports to Israel ‘not a wise path’, insists Cameron
The Foreign Secretary also said it would be wrong of Israel to launch a full invasion of Rafah ‘without a plan to protect people’.
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Everest guide scales peak for 29th time
Kami Rita, who first ascended the peak in 1994, returned early on Sunday morning with a group of climbers.
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Israel pushes deeper into Gaza as Hamas regroups in areas cleared months ago
The military is also continuing its offensive in Rafah, which it had previously said was the militant group’s last stronghold.
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Switzerland’s Nemo wins 2024 Eurovision Song Contest
The competition has been mired in controversy.
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Gradual weaning off anti-obesity jabs could help avoid weight gain – study
Researchers found a lower dose of the drug semaglutide could also be effective for weight loss when combined with lifestyle changes.
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Eurovision acts call for ‘love and peace’ as they finish performing
Several protesters have also been detained and taken away by police including Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg.
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Duchess of Sussex speaks to women about her Nigerian roots
The duchess had announced on her podcast in October 2022 that she found out through the DNA-based test that she was ‘43% Nigerian’.
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He is a brilliant player – Oliver Glasner full of praise for Michael Olise
Olise is in fine form.
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