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Major Freshers Week STI warning as infections spiral over 7 days of carnage (opens the original)
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You've finally left home and are loving life away from the nest in your new halls of residence during Freshers Week. The nights out are coming thick and fast and you're already almost at the bottom of your bank balance. But it's worth it, right? You're having the time of your life until something unexpected comes along and takes the wind out of your sails. Or to give it a proper name: an STI. Yes, it's all well and good going into uni with a devil may care attitude. But it is wise to take some p
Brits set to bask in 27C Indian summer this week as more heatwaves predicted (opens the original)
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One final fling of summer is expected(Image: AFP via Getty Images) Brits are set to bask in temperatures as high as 27C on Monday as boffins predict a 700-mile “subtropical surge” is to set to sweep across the country. Met Office checkers reckon the Indian Summer will continue with warmer than average temperatures set to stretch up until October 11th. Those in the South can expect to enjoy highs nudging 27C with 24C in the North thanks to the hot south-westerly air flow. A Met Office forecaster
St Leger hailed as 'most iconic race' as it celebrates incredible anniversary (opens the original)
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The St Leger has been hailed as “the most iconic race in the country” as it celebrates an incredible 250 years from Thursday. Doncaster Central MP Sally Jameson said the racing spectacular remains a source of huge pride for the city and a vital boost for its pubs, hotels, restaurants and shops. The world’s oldest Classic was first run in 1776, when George III was on the throne and America declared independence. Ms Jameson said: “The fact that the St Leger was first run during the reign of George
Five Mexicans accused of setting up drugs lab on remote farmland in Britain (opens the original)
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Five Mexican men have been accused of setting up a meth lab on remote British farmland. The suspects allegedly formed part of a crime gang manufacturing methamphetamine at the rural site near Furnace End, Warwickshire. National Crime Agency (NCA) investigators swooped on the location last month as part of a probe into the suspected production of the highly addictive Class A drug. Five men were arrested on August 13 and have since been charged with conspiracy to produce methamphetamine. Four of t
Scientists launch bid to make humans 'snuggle a shark' and love Jaws monsters (opens the original)
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Brits are being urged to fall in love with sharks as boffins launch a £1million mission to protect them. Scientists insist the fearsome fish swimming around our shores are actually “beautiful animals” and are a far cry from the man-eating monsters in Jaws. More than 40 different types can be found in British waters, from small cat-sharks and dogfish to blue sharks and enormous basking sharks. But experts admit they know surprisingly little about many of them. Dr Lucy Hawkes, of the University of
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