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Walking even once a week reduces chance of early death, study findsA brisk walk even once a week is enough to significantly reduce the chances of early death, a new study has found.Analysis showed that weekly gentle exercise, such as walking or gardening, could cut the risk by nearly 20 per cent.But being active for longer or participating in vigorous sports has additional health benefits, researchers said.
Home purchases soar, prices inch upThe Greek property market appears to have emerged from its decade-long hibernation: Bank of Greece figures showed that 1.35 billion euros flowed into the country last year for property purchases (mainly houses) by foreign investors.
Put milk in hot drinks to protect against cancer, warn experts Adding cold milk to tea and coffee, or waiting for hot drinks to cool down, could protect against oesophageal cancer, a new study suggests.Research has found that regularly swallowing hot drinks nearly doubles the risk of developing disease of the gullet and researchers have advised people to allow beverages to cool.
Greece well prepared for Brexit fallout
Stags in the city: how deer found their way into our town centres and back gardensAs the UK’s deer population explodes, more of the animals are heading into urban areas. Why – and will they be welcome there?
British Airways quotes £3.2m for family's two-week holiday to MexicoExclusive: British Airways trip to Mexico works out at £636,000 per person
Greece to lease buildings in UNESCO-listed Rhodes Old TownOver a dozen empty buildings in one of Greece’s most scenic locations — the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Rhodes — are being offered for lease in the coming weeks, a ministry official said Wednesday.Half the state-owned buildings, which date back to the 18th and 19th centuries, will be turned into homes or small hotels, and the rest will be leased as shops, said Maria Michailidou, head of the antiquities body for the broader Dodecanese island group that covers Rhodes.“Most of them are in poor condition,” Michailidou told AFP. “Whoever leases them will have the responsibility of restoring them,” she said.
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