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How MasterChef’s Gregg Wallace underwent ripped transformation after stark warning from doctor
mylondon– MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has revealed the reason behind his dramatic physical transformation and how he went about achieving…
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Sperm can survive in space for 200 years without damage to DNA, study finds
independent– Freeze-dried mouse sperm stored on board the International Space Station (ISS) for almost six years did not undergo any DNA damage and…
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The Duchess of Cornwall looks ‘effortlessly lovely’ in summer dress at G7 reception
express– The royal family has arrived at the Eden Project in Cornwall for dinner with G7 leaders. The Duchess of…
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G7 snub? BBC abruptly cuts off Boris Johnson mid-speech as presenter scrambles to explain
express– The live feed of Boris Johnson’s speech to world leaders and CEOs at the Eden Project was bizarrely cut off…
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Bill Clinton Takes The Subtlest Of Swings At Donald Trump Over Their Old Golf Photo
huffpost– Former President Bill Clinton threw some subtle shade in the direction of ex-President Donald Trump on Thursday when he…
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Peru’s socialist party chief cites ‘victory’ as vote count nears
aljazeera– The leader of the socialist party that appears poised to win Peru’s presidential election claimed “victory” on Friday with…
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Tunisia: 54 rescued migrants await transfer to detention centre
africanews– Waiting at Tunisia’s port of El Ketef in Ben Guerdane to be transferred to a detention centre, the 54…
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UN rights chief urges independent probe into deaths in Colombia
aljazeera– The UN rights chief voiced alarm on Sunday at deadly clashes in the Colombian city of Cali, calling for…
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West African leaders meet to discuss Mali coup – what can we expect?
africanews– West African leaders will meet in Ghana on Sunday to decide the thorny question of their response to the…
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Mud cylinders reveal humans’ impact on Earth began earlier than we thought
bbc– Scientists have been uncorking long, thin cylinders of soil from wetlands and riverbeds in an attempt to look back…
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