Reports and Studies
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Egyptologists uncover Pharaonic tomb containing possibly oldest mummy found in Egypt
Egyptologists have uncovered a Pharaonic tomb near the capital Cairo containing what may be the oldest and “most complete” mummy…
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Parents need not search children’s poop if they swallow small toys: Doctor-led study
Emergency room visits are not necessary if a child swallows an everyday object, one doctor has recently said, adding that…
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Government green heating scheme off to slow start
A major new grant scheme to replace gas boilers in England and Wales has got off to a slow start,…
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Asteroid 2023 BU: Space rock to pass closer than some satellites
You definitely shouldn’t panic but there is a biggish asteroid about to pass by Earth in the coming hours. About…
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Elms: England greener farming payments detail unveiled
Long-awaited details of England’s post-Brexit farm payments scheme have been published by the government. Landowners and farmers will be paid…
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Can these rocks really power light bulbs? No, say the experts
Videos said to show that rocks found in Africa can produce electricity have been viewed millions of times online. Some…
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Humans and wild apes share common language
Humans share elements of a common language with other apes, understanding many gestures that wild chimps and bonobos use to…
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Ancient Jerusalem hand imprint baffles Israel archaeologists
Israeli archaeologists said Wednesday that they are trying to uncover the meaning of a recently discovered hand imprint carved into…
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Clouds part to reveal colossal Antarctic iceberg
The EU’s Sentinel-2 satellite has obtained a crystal clear image of Antarctica’s new monster iceberg. The 1,550-sq-km (600-sq-miles) frozen block…
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UK museums ask for children to inspire action through art
Hundreds of thousands of children will create wildlife artworks at 500 UK museums to raise their awareness of the threat…
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