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No evidence of change in symptoms from new coronavirus variant King's College London

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High-profile Western media outlets repeatedly infiltrated by pro-Kremlin trolls Cardiff University

Study brings to light new picture of intimate relationships among older adults Lancaster University

Brexit reduced goods exports by £27bn – with smaller firms most affected The London School of Economics and Political Science

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Light drinking 'not harmful to baby' say scientists BBC

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Almost half of people receiving Universal Credit ran out of food within the last month Trussell Trust

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