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UK students call on university to suspend rabbi who served in Israeli army

Dozens at the University of Leeds step up protests as Zecharia Deutsch continues his role as chaplain.

Al Jazeera

Soho theatre apologises after comedian ‘abused Jewish audience member’

Paul Currie allegedly swore at and hounded out Israeli man who refused to applaud Palestinian flag

The Guardian - UK

Heart disease is the biggest killer of women under 75 - so why are heart attacks so often misdiagnosed?

The BHF reports that 50% of heart attacks in women are misdiagnosed, the experts explain why and how to prevent one

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Magnesium is the latest buzzy supplement. Can it help with anxiety?

While this mineral may not work for everyone, here’s what we know about the possible benefits

The Guardian - US

Chief executive of collapsed crypto fund HyperVerse does not appear to exist

Steven Reece Lewis was introduced to investors with an impressive list of qualifications and achievements, but no organisation cited can find any record of him

The Guardian - AU

Judith Tucker obituary

Other lives: Artist, academic and curator whose paintings and drawings were exhibited across the world

The Guardian - UK

'Vampire' stars that bleed their companions dry may have a hidden accomplice, new study reveals

Scientists suspect that type-Be 'vampire' stars grow by preying on their smaller companions. New research suggests there may be an important third player in these systems.

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Stellar-Sucking Vampire Stars May Thrive in Groups of Three

Celestial objects known as "Be stars" might get help devouring its stellar companion from a third, nearby star.

Inverse

Solar storms could cause major damage

A new study describes how massive solar storms could destroy our electrical grids

Salon

Antarctic Ice Shelves Pour 66.9 Trillion Tonnes Of Fresh Water Into Oceans

Melting ice shelves and global warming cause significant loss, threatening ocean circulation.

Zenger

Biggest ever solar storm identified using ancient tree rings

The event took place more than 14,000 years ago, scientists said.

The Independent UK

Charity slams ‘unjust inequalities’ in NHS heart care

It comes after a new study found women and older people are less likely to receive gold-standard care.

The Independent UK

Blessed are the cheesemakers: University of Leeds acquires oldest surviving book about British cheese

16th-century ‘pamflyt compiled of cheese’ offers a comprehensive survey of British varieties – and their dubious medical benefits

The Guardian - UK

Mysterious new long Covid symptom identified by scientists

The research detailed a new symptom of long Covid after a 33-year-old man was referred to a specialist clinic

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The Independent UK

Mysterious new long Covid symptom identified by scientists

The research detailed a new symptom of long Covid after a 33-year-old man was referred to a specialist clinic

The Independent UK

Mysterious new long Covid symptom identified by scientists

The research detailed a new symptom of long Covid after a 33-year-old man was referred to a specialist clinic

The Guardian - UK

Bob Reid obituary

Other lives: Cosmic ray physicist, university lecturer and champion thrower of boomerangs

Dynamite News

Study reveals vegetarians, regardless of gender, face increased risk of hip fracture

According to the findings of a large-scale study, both men and women who follow a vegetarian diet have a 50% higher risk of hip fracture than persons who routinely eat meat. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Why is gold so soft?

Gold is the most malleable element, but what's the science behind it?

Zenger

Tiny Robot Travels Deep Into Lungs To Detect And Treat Early Cancer

University of Leeds scientists develop groundbreaking technology for precise and minimally invasive lung cancer treatment.

The Independent UK

Who is Chelsy Davy? Former girlfriend of Prince Harry discussed in phone hacking trial

The Zimbabwean businesswoman dated the Duke of Sussex for seven years

The Independent UK

Polymer knee joint ‘could improve quality of life of osteoarthritis patients’

The prosthetic knee technology, called PEEK-OPTIMA, has been developed by Invibio.

Leeds Live

Rob Burrow admits he's in for a bumpy ride as he announces next challenge

The run will take place on Sunday, June 18

Space

Why does Jupiter change its stripes? Scientists may finally have the answer

Using data from NASA's Juno spacecraft, an international team has correlated the variations in Jupiter's bands to changes in the planet's magnetic field.

Daily Mirror

Widow backs new cannabis-based trial for brain tumours after losing husband at 47

Laura Smallbone was devastated when her husband, Peter, 47, passed away after battling a fast-growing and aggressive brain tumour for 15 months - and now she's backing a new form of treatment

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