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Heather Rogers
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Coeliac UK wins 2019 Memcom award for app which checks whether food products are suitable for a gluten free diet
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Ian Morton
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Organisers have announced a series of protests around the world this September which is set to involve millions of people. Global Climate Strikes will take place between 20-27 September.
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Sarah Colombini
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To celebrate World Hepatitis Day, and the news that hepatitis C can now been cured with tablet treatment, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, visited the hepatitis C testing centre run by King’s College Hospital London.
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Sarah Colombini
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Six months since its launch, the new Rough Sleepers Hub in Canning Town have supported 27 people off the streets of Newham.
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Project Syndicate
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The world is just beginning to recognise the potential of digitally enhanced data to improve health. Increased use of digital technology and artificial intelligence can make countries better at predicting and preventing disease, and at providing health care to people in remote or underserved areas.
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Heather Rogers
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A London woman has become the first wheelchair-user in the UK to qualify as both a swimming teacher and lifeguard.
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Ian Morton
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A new training programme has been launched to support teachers address the climate and ecological crisis through the school curriculum.
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Simon Francis
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Research at the £3.7m Wohl Wolfson ToddlerLab at Birkbeck, University of London will increase the understanding of developmental disorders. The research could lead to new interventions, transforming the outlook for people with these conditions.
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Simon Francis
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The Super Furry Animals can add another success to their chart-topping adventures: inspiring an American woman to increase her confidence.
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Simon Francis
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A high court ruling in a landmark pensions case means the Government could pay back an estimated £2.4 billion it owes to public sector workers immediately, according to GMB Union.
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