MencapPeople with learning disability are being diagnosed with cancer too late, according to research from The University of Manchester and The Christie…
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Cancer diagnoses “too late” for people with learning disabilities
MencapAnnabell Downey said she had to see her doctor “countless times” before she was diagnosed -
Pakistan’s current account posts $112mn deficit in October 2025 – Business Recorder
- Pakistan’s current account posts $112mn deficit in October 2025 Business Recorder
- Trade deficit is not a crisis, it’s investment in growth The Express Tribune
- Pakistan posts $112 million current account deficit in October as imports jump 13%
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Starwatch: track Cetus, the sea monster, sprawling across the night sky | Astronomy
This week, track down the constellation Cetus, variously referred to as the whale or sea monster. It is one of the faint constellations, but it sprawls across the sky, taking up roughly 1,230 square degrees, which makes it the fourth largest of…
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Israeli-founded app preloaded on Samsung phones is attracting controversy
For years, Samsung has shipped its Galaxy M, F, and A series smartphones in India with a little-known app called AppCloud. Despite its name, AppCloud isn’t a cloud storage service. It’s essentially an app-installer…
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How interstellar objects reach Earth and where they are most likely to land |
Interstellar objects moving through the Solar System represent a rare but scientifically valuable population of visitors that originate beyond the Sun’s gravitational reach. Their potential to collide with Earth, although extremely low in…
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Shrewsbury adventurer aims to break South Pole world record
An adventurer who is paralysed from the chest down will attempt to break a world record when he undertakes an epic expedition in Antarctica.
Darren Edwards, from Shrewsbury, will aim to sit-ski 137 miles (222km) to the South Pole over a period of…
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Princeton’s new quantum chip marks a major step toward quantum advantage
Princeton engineers have created a superconducting qubit that remains stable for three times longer than the strongest designs available today. This improvement represents an important move toward building quantum computers that can operate…
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Qatar’s best view yet: The fastest annual meteor shower arrives Nov 17 | World News
Get ready to ditch the city lights and look up! The celestial event of the month, the Leonid meteor shower, is about to light up the sky, peaking on the night of…
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Princeton’s new quantum chip marks a major step toward quantum advantage
Princeton engineers have created a superconducting qubit that remains stable for three times longer than the strongest designs available today. This improvement represents an important move toward building quantum computers that can operate…
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Coventry pocket watch from 1907 sets world record in Swiss sale
Vic Minett,in Coventry and
Tanya Gupta,West Midlands
HandoutThe watch was made in Coventry and took about four years to make A pocket watch made in Coventry in 1907 has set a new world record after being sold at an auction in Switzerland.
Carl…
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