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Nigerian oil workers threaten to strike if govt doesn't stem theft

Members of a Nigerian oil workers' union are threatening to go on strike if the government does not do more to stem widespread oil theft they say is putting their safety at risk and has cut exports by hundreds of thousands of barrels.

Reuters

Best anti-ageing serums for soft, supple, youthful looking skin

Step up your skincare routine with one of these tried-and-tested serums

Evening Standard

Millions in China's Chengdu thrown into extended COVID lockdown

The Chinese city of Chengdu extended a lockdown for a majority of its more than 21 million residents on Thursday to prevent further transmission of COVID-19 while millions more in other parts of China were told to shun travel in upcoming holidays.

Reuters

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'Sinister': Liz Truss told to intervene in Scots education to 'promote Union'

THE former head of Boris Johnson's "Union Unit" has called on Liz Truss to intervene in the Scottish education system ...

The National (Scotland)

Pregnancy in space: studying stem cells in zero gravity may determine whether it’s safe

Space is a hostile, extreme environment. It’s only a matter of time before ordinary people are exposed to this environment, either by engaging in space tourism or by joining self-sustaining colonies far away from Earth.

The Conversation

IAEA Calls for Security Zone at Ukraine Frontline Nuclear Plant

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) called on Tuesday for fighting to be halted in a security zone around Europe's biggest nuclear power station, saying its experts had found extensive damage at the plant on the front in the Ukraine war. A long-awaited report did not ascribe blame for damage…

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Pontypool RFC 'won't rest' in bid to help save 28-year-old Welsh international's life

A mass swabbing event will be held this weekend to help the full-back

Wales Online

Children Born From Frozen Embryos More Likely To Develop Cancer, Study Finds

Most common forms of the disease were leukemia and those affecting the central nervous system.

Zenger

Jackson mayor: residents face ‘longer road ahead’ before safe water is restored

Precariousness of water system remains before services are fully restored after infrastructure failure, Chokwe Antar Lumumba says

The Guardian - US

Mississippi capital's Black business owners decry water woes

Black business owners in Mississippi’s capital say the city’s broken water system poses dire costs for their bottom lines

The Independent UK

Nurse struck down with leukaemia thought she just had a very sore throat - then started vomiting blood

"You must be honest with yourself," said Alex Lawrenson who is now cancer free after a gruelling course of chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant

Manchester Evening News

Mississippi capital's water disaster developed over decades

For at least the third time in a dozen years, portable toilets are parked outside the ornate Mississippi Capitol because Jackson’s water system is in crisis

The Independent UK

Academia, research and the glass ceiling in India

True gender parity is when institutions consider women as assets rather than it being just a diversity rectification issue

The Hindu

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Michael Hiltzik: In blow to public health, judge tosses FDA lawsuit targeting a clinic offering unproven stem cell treatments

A federal judge in Riverside, California, declared a stem cell treatment firm operating in the state to be exempt from Food and Drug Administration regulations, opening the door to the further proliferation of clinics offering therapies the FDA says are scientifically unproven and potentially dangerous.

Homes & Gardens

How to prune lavender – top tips to maximize flowering for young and mature plants

Keep your lavender shapely and compact, with no woody stems in sight

ABC News

Researcher using maths to help Antarctica recognised in Young Tall Poppy STEM awards

Twelve young Queenslanders have been recognised for their efforts in research, including a mathematician who codes models to help scientists understand vulnerable environments.

Manchester Evening News

Salford restaurant launches bone marrow donor drive to help brave boy, 4, battling leukaemia

You can head down to Menagerie tomorrow for a painless cheek swab and help out

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Wales Online

Incurable blood cancer diagnosis for dad after suffering chest pain

Shocking news left the father-of-two 'completely weak and with the immune system of a newborn baby'

Tribune News Service

Installing rooftop solar panels can get your home insurance canceled

As electric bills surge and the federal government offers generous tax incentives for renewable energy investments, more and more Florida homeowners are seriously considering rooftop solar systems.

Inverse

Scientists just bypassed millions of years’ worth of evolution in mice

A new study proves that researchers can successfully tweak mammal chromosomes, which could help us better understand genetic diseases.

Zenger

Lab Creates ‘Synthetic’ Mouse Embryo With Brain And Beating Heart

A ‘synthetic’ embryo with a brain and beating heart has been created by British scientists.

The Independent UK

Synthetic embryo with brain and beating heart grown from mouse cells for first time ever

The results could be used to guide repair and development of synthetic, or artificial, human organs for transplantation, experts suggest.

The Independent UK

Scientists use stem cells to create synthetic mouse embryos

Scientists have created synthetic mouse embryos from stem cells without a dad's sperm or a mom's egg and womb

The Independent UK

Synthetic embryo with brain and beating heart grown from mouse cells for first time ever

The results could be used to guide repair and development of synthetic, or artificial, human organs for transplantation, experts suggest

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