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Man left for dead in horrific homophobic attack after moving to 'inclusive' city

Morgan Fevre suffered a bleed to the brain as well as a fractured cheekbone and eye socket in the shocking attack, a year after moving to Manchester for its inclusivity

Daily Mirror

‘Brains and brawn’ allow crows and ravens to thrive almost anywhere in the world

Longer wings and large brains makes these iconic species especially adaptable and successful, scientists say

The Independent UK

Logan Mwangi's mum yells 'You lying murderer' at stepdad as pair found guilty

Logan Mwangi, five, was found dead on July 31 last year in the River Ogmore near his home in Bridgend, South Wales, and it was found he suffered more than 56 external injuries

Daily Mirror

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Logan Mwangi's mum and step dad guilty of murdering five-year-old found in river

A 14-year-old boy - who cannot be identified for legal reasons - was also convicted alongside the couple for the murder of the schoolboy and perverting the course of justice.

Daily Record

Belgian vice-PM steps down temporarily to take care of husband

Belgian vice-Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs minister Sophie Wilmes said on Thursday she will temporarily step down from the government to take care of her husband, who has been diagnosed with brain cancer.

Reuters

There's more ministerial brain fade but at least they are accountable

Whether one likes Government policy decisions or not, it is far more accountable to Parliament than its predecessors - even when there are gaffes such as Chris Hipkins', writes Peter Dunne

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How to sleep better - 13 simple changes to make for easier rest, revealed by the experts

Practical advice on how to sleep better, from reducing symptoms of menopause to changing your daily routine, revealed by sleep doctors and scientists

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What are the systems of the body? Fast facts about the human body and how it works

Learn all about the human body's many systems and some of its individual organs, both vital and vestigial.

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How much deep sleep do you need – and how can you get more of it?

We often hear eight hours is the average time a person should be sleeping for. But what happens during sleep, and how much deep sleep do we actually need? Here is everything you need to know

Daily Mirror

How to choose binoculars for astronomy and skywatching

A good pair of binoculars can help stargazers get the most out of the night sky. Find out how to pick the right ones for you.

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Worried your teen has stopped talking to you? Experts share five reasons why this is 'to be expected' and what you can to help them

Navigating the teenage years can be tricky - so we asked the experts for their advice on how best to handle common struggles when dealing with teens

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What is aphantasia?

A small percentage of the population has aphantasia, meaning they're unable to visualize using their mind's eye. Learn about this condition and the neuroscience behind it.

LiveScience

Body parts grown in the lab

In recent years, scientists have successfully grown a range of miniature organs and human body parts in the lab.

LiveScience

Irish apprentice star Dillon St Paul rushed to hospital in brain tumour agony

The reality star had to undergo brain surgery just after being diagnosed with a tumour

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Homo floresiensis: facts about the 'hobbit'

Homo floresiensis, a diminutive hominin dubbed the hobbit, lived about 17,000 years ago on a remote Indonesian island.

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How does anesthesia work?

Different types of anesthesia work in distinct ways — but scientists don't fully understand all their effects.

LiveScience

What causes the placebo effect?

Experts look to psychology and physiology to understand why people sometimes feel better after receiving a sham treatment.

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