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'I still can't really make sense of it': Anton Segner on his ankle injury ‘We’ve got to make sure we don’t waste one of those eight opportunities’ — World Cup at forefront of Andy Farrell’s mind ‘It's like lifting the veil’ – Ireland captain Caelan Doris on dealing with trauma relating to abuse his father suffered ‘There’s more levels in us’ – James Ryan says Ireland need to keep striving for more after strong start against Argentina Stroke scare and World Cup miracle: Simon Raiwalui on Fiji’s incredible run and his fight back to health Cian Tracey: Andy Farrell’s loaded selection for Fiji sends a strong message to wider squad British Airways passengers scream in horror during terrifying landing at Heathrow Airport John Harbaugh expresses confidence in K Dominic Zvada Microsoft outages continue as tech giant works to restore services Burkina Faso’s rival armed groups turn on each other as state loses ground Where the WSL-chasing women's team fit in 'Newcastle United 2.0' The Prospects: Calvin Diakite, Chelsea Highly contagious bird flu detected in Wisconsin as officials euthanize infected flock Simon Holmstrom scores goal vs. Kings Man City, 10 questions after 10 matches: Maresca’s empty midfield, vital Haaland, new No 1 needed?
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  1. Entertainment · UK The Guardian

    Participating in art and culture has measurable benefits on our wellbeing | Letter

    William Rees says Ealing council’s workshops have shown that even an hour spent on a creative pursuit can change someone’s day Reading Emma Brockes’ response to a recent Art Fund study, I felt the significance of the research may have been lost in its packaging ( Art is good for your health? Allow me a quick eyeroll, 5 November ). The language of “prescribing” art has its roots in social prescribing. I understand why this might make people uncomfortable, particularly if it suggests that cultu...

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  2. Health · UK The Guardian

    Time running out for young people to receive meningitis B vaccines in UK

    Just 28.2% of 18- and 19-year-olds have received their first dose in one-off campaign, UKHSA says The clock is ticking for young people in the UK to receive vaccinations to protect against meningitis B, experts have said, as figures reveal fewer than one in three eligible in one-off campaign have received their first dose. Earlier this year an unprecedented outbreak of meningitis B in Kent and clusters of cases in Dorset and Berkshire caused three deaths, as well as life-long health consequen...

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  3. Politics · UK The Guardian

    Young people should get fewer welfare benefits, according to Milburn review on the workforce – UK politics live

    Milburn’s review is considering how to address the growing number of young people classified as not in education, employment or training On the Today programme this morning, the Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy , a prominent leftwinger, indicated she might vote against legislation to implement the Alan Milburn proposals. She said she was concerned by the idea that the cuts would apply to people already getting sickness and disability benefits, and she said it appeared to be a breach of a promise g...

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  4. Health · UK The Guardian

    Obesity: how to stop millions being misdiagnosed - video

    An alternative to BMI for diagnosing obesity could prevent misdiagnosis in millions of people worldwide, according to doctors who found it more accurately distinguished healthy people from those with harmful excess body fat. Guardian Science editor Ian Sample takes co-host Madeleine Finlay through why BMI is flawed, and how the new framework could improve precision medicine. Continue reading...

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  5. Health · UK The Guardian

    I’ve had a stinking cold this week – and I’m longing for good advice | Adrian Chiles

    Heavy and light colds tend to pass more quickly than middle-of-the-road ones. But should I stay in bed or continue mixing with others? How to define the cold that’s ruining your day? There’s a hierarchy. We start with the sniffle, the mere runny nose, scratchy throat or just feeling a little off. This is the slight cold. The nose becoming more blocked than runny, and a cough coming into play, entitles you to call it a heavy cold. Any of the aforementioned symptoms worsening, accompanied by ho...

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  6. Health · UK The Guardian

    NHS England deletes ‘misleading’ claim 137 trusts benefiting from Palantir AI tools

    Exclusive: The Guardian revealed 29 hospital trusts were not or hardly using the controversial patient data tech NHS England has deleted a claim from its website stating 137 hospital trusts are benefiting from Palantir’s AI health data system after the Guardian revealed 29 of them were not using all or most of the controversial technology. Health bosses had published a list of all the NHS bodies “live” with and “realising benefits” from the AI-powered federated data platform (FDP), a system s...

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  7. Entertainment · UK The Guardian

    I wear a feline leotard and ears to see Cats – and meet all the other theatre superfans going crazy for costumes

    Skeleton suits for Phantom of the Opera, garish wigs for Beetlejuice, a Don’t Tell Mama dress for Cabaret … our critic meets the crowds going wild for costumes – and attends Cats in kitty costume It’s an hour before curtain-up and the queue outside the theatre is full of green wigs and blue faces, all amid a sea of black and white stripes. It is Halloween night and these theatregoers of all ages, snaking around a corner of the West End, are in themed dress for the musical Beetlejuice , adapte...

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  8. Health · UK The Guardian

    Consultant doctors in England call off two-day pay strike

    Action on 25 and 26 November suspended to allow for formal negotations with the government Senior hospital doctors in England have called off the 48-hour strike they intended to hold later this month after the health secretary agreed to negotiations about their grievances. NHS chiefs, who were worried about how hospitals would cope during the action, welcomed the decision by consultants to “pause” their walkout, which was scheduled for 25 and 26 November. Continue reading...

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  9. Health · UK The Guardian

    BMI alternative for identifying obesity ‘could prevent misdiagnosis in millions’

    Combining body mass index with other measurements and tests would lead to better care and outcomes, experts say An alternative to BMI for diagnosing obesity could prevent misdiagnosis in millions of people worldwide, according to doctors who found it more accurately distinguished healthy people from those with harmful excess body fat. Medical experts have long considered body mass index a blunt instrument for defining obesity, leading to concerns that substantial numbers of people with excess...

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  1. RugbyPass
    'I still can't really make sense of it': Anton Segner on his ankle injury
  2. Irish Independent
    ‘We’ve got to make sure we don’t waste one of those eight opportunities’ — World Cup at forefront of Andy Farrell’s mind
  3. Irish Independent
    ‘It's like lifting the veil’ – Ireland captain Caelan Doris on dealing with trauma relating to abuse his father suffered
  4. Irish Independent
    ‘There’s more levels in us’ – James Ryan says Ireland need to keep striving for more after strong start against Argentina
  5. Irish Independent
    Stroke scare and World Cup miracle: Simon Raiwalui on Fiji’s incredible run and his fight back to health
  6. Irish Independent
    Cian Tracey: Andy Farrell’s loaded selection for Fiji sends a strong message to wider squad
  7. Mirror
    British Airways passengers scream in horror during terrifying landing at Heathrow Airport
  8. Pro Football Talk
    John Harbaugh expresses confidence in K Dominic Zvada
  9. LBC
    Microsoft outages continue as tech giant works to restore services
  10. Al Jazeera
    Burkina Faso’s rival armed groups turn on each other as state loses ground
  11. The Athletic
    Where the WSL-chasing women's team fit in 'Newcastle United 2.0'
  12. The Athletic
    The Prospects: Calvin Diakite, Chelsea
  13. Fox News
    Highly contagious bird flu detected in Wisconsin as officials euthanize infected flock
  14. ESPN
    Simon Holmstrom scores goal vs. Kings
  15. The Athletic
    Man City, 10 questions after 10 matches: Maresca’s empty midfield, vital Haaland, new No 1 needed?
  16. The Athletic
    The inside story of Michael Carrick's Manchester United sacking
  17. The Irish Times
    When Jamie Oliver talks to Claire Byrne, he gives ground to his palpably cheesed-off host
  18. ESPN
    Cunningham goes for 52 as Pistons down Wizards in double OT
  19. The Athletic
    'Mini George Bests': An interview with the Charles brothers on clean sheets, late goals and chickens
  20. The Athletic
    Under-14s transfers in English football are surging: 'Strip it back and it is disguised trafficking'
  21. NRL.com
    Wales v France - Round 1, 1995
  22. The Athletic
    Paul Davis interview: I confronted Arsenal team-mates over 'jokes' - but club and support are now so diverse
  23. Fox News
    Jayden Daniels throws three touchdowns as Commanders rally past Giants Thursday night
  24. Bloomberg
    Oil-Hungry Asia Turns Back to Mideast in Earnest as Flows Expand
  25. The Irish Times
    Answering the Call (Freagairt na Gairme) review: Sensitive film searches for corncrakes
  26. The Athletic
    Blockers, 'Edges' and storytellers: The life of a set-piece coach - an interview with Karl Hooper
  27. Al Jazeera PE
    Pope Leo meets clergy abuse survivors in Peru amid calls for justice
  28. Planet Rugby
    Nick Mallett’s theory on Antoine Dupont’s selection at fly-half: ‘It will help against the Springboks’
  29. The Athletic
    Real Madrid missed a trick with Vinicius Jr. They should have sold him to Arsenal
  30. The Irish Times
    Radie Peat: No Human Tongue Can Tell review – Glorious album from a voice that conveys vulnerability, anger and defiance all at once
  31. Irish Mirror
    Hope of peace high at EPC summit following Zelenskyy's talks with US envoys in Dublin
  32. Irish Mirror
    Woman described as ‘ideal candidate’ for storing drugs gets suspended sentence
  33. Irish Mirror
    Church burglary left Dublin parish with €1,800 repair bill
  34. Irish Mirror
    Government will hope traffic and threats won't be core memory of the EPC summit
  35. Irish Mirror
    'Horrifying' - Police officers who recorded vulnerable people while on duty sacked
  36. Business Post
    Restaurant Review: A decent, though not flawless, taste of Penang in south Dublin
  37. Business Post
    On the market: two-bedroom penthouses for sale in Dublin
  38. Business Post
    How a Monaghan lighting firm became a global brand supplying Legoland, Man City and Starbucks
  39. Business Post
    Receivers sharpen their pencils on two Dublin commercial lots
  40. Business Post
    Springmount House: where Victorian heritage meets Arts and Crafts
  41. Business Post
    Lack of angel investors in Ireland still ‘cause for concern’
  42. Business Post
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  43. Business Post
    A Question of Money: What are the most up to date rules on approved retirement funds?
  44. Business Post
    Vincent Boland: Putin wants a new Yalta with Trump and Xi, but China holds the cards
  45. Irish Mirror IE
    Garda shot during raid awarded €404K
  46. Irish Mirror IE
    Driver who crossed onto wrong side of road and hit cyclist learns fate
  47. NPR
    New Music Friday: The best albums out Nov. 13
  48. The Athletic
    Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for Nov. 13, 2026, puzzle No. 781
  49. The Guardian
    More than 60% of Germany’s female soldiers report harassment or abuse
  50. Politico Europe
    Comment l’influenceuse complotiste Candace Owens a fait de l’infox sur Brigitte Macron un phénomène mondial

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