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Man and woman dead after becoming trapped in car in flooded Liverpool roadA man and woman have died after getting trapped in a car which was driven into flood water on a road in the Mossley Hill area of Liverpool.
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Air traffic control: Airlines warn of flight delays over technical faultA "technical issue" has hit UK air traffic control systems, with airlines warning of delays to flights.The National Air Traffic Services said it was experiencing "technical issues" and had "applied traffic flow restrictions to maintain safety"."Engineers are working to find and the fix the fault. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause."They did not provide any further information about what caused it or how long it would take to fix.
Low-fat foods could cause 'tidal wave of harm', new evidence showsUltra-processed meals in the typical British diet pose serious health risks akin to the dangers of smokingThe typical British diet will cause a “tidal wave of harm”, experts have warned, as damning new research revealed even eating “low-fat” and “diet” processed foods raises the risk of heart problems.People who eat a lot of mass-produced foods are a quarter more likely to have heart attacks or strokes, one study found.While separate research revealed women who ate high levels of heavily processed foods – including “healthy” products like protein bars, low-fat yoghurts and brown sliced bread – were 39 per cent more likely to develop high blood pressure, which can lead to serious heart problems.
‘Oh my God’: live worm found in Australian woman’s brain in world-first discoveryWoman complained of forgetfulness and depression before doctors pulled out an 8cm roundworm normally found in pythonsIt was a fairly regular day on the ward for Canberra hospital infectious diseases physician Dr Sanjaya Senanayake, until a neurosurgeon colleague called him and said: “Oh my God, you wouldn’t believe what I just found in this lady’s brain – and it’s alive and wriggling.”
Quote‘Oh my God’: live worm found in Australian woman’s brain in world-first discoveryWoman complained of forgetfulness and depression before doctors pulled out an 8cm roundworm normally found in pythonsIt was a fairly regular day on the ward for Canberra hospital infectious diseases physician Dr Sanjaya Senanayake, until a neurosurgeon colleague called him and said: “Oh my God, you wouldn’t believe what I just found in this lady’s brain – and it’s alive and wriggling.”https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/aug/28/live-worm-living-womans-brain-australia-depression-forgetfulness
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