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Timing can change your sleep quality. When's the last cup of coffee
If you think the coffee cup you're drinking this afternoon will disappear before bedtime, you might need to recalculate your last dose of caffeine.
From Jamui to Delhi, the burden of safety from sexual assault cannot fall on women
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As outrage grows over cases of sexual violence, activists are demanding a shift from controlling women to confronting men’s behaviour. Plus, Tony Klor’s ‘hella dope’ city vlogs As an Indian woman, I…
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Burnham is told axing pension triple lock would be ‘electoral suicide’ as he prepares to address Labour conference – UK politics live
Union leader says getting rid of triple lock not ‘the right thing’ as the PM prepares to lay out his ‘hope comes from honesty’ vision in Liverpool this afternoon Burnham promises to roll back…
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Putin orders an increase in the number of army personnel, and Zelenski speaks of preparations for the deployment of 10,000 North Korean soldiers
In the field, there were 213 confrontations between the Ukrainian and Russian forces, as reported by the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Fisbok the following morning.
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Radical settlers prevent return of Palestinian family
They blocked roads and threw stones: In the West Bank, dozens of settlers have violently opposed the return of a Palestinian family – and apparently set fire to their home.
BBC Sport·
World Cup history beckons for Wales' defiant Lewis
Ffion Lewis is relishing the prospect of donning the Wales kit while making history as the first woman from her nation to become a dual-code World Cup player.
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America's starting a billion-dollar bar
The relations between the United States and Canada, which are already tense, are likely to deteriorate further after the United States moved forward early on Tuesday morning in implementing a decision to ban the entry of Canadian imports of about..