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The findings claim that by slowing down the body’s biological ageing processes, it may be possible to reduce or delay the onset of disease.
It is hoped that the research will lead to a new breakthrough in treatment.
Carnegie UK’s survey also found widespread disillusionment with politics and disconnection from democracy.
Working parents need more support, report urges.
Amundi, UBS, and Allianz voted for a resolution that requests the board to align its existing 2030 scope 3 reduction target with the Paris Agreement.
The Mint has unveiled a commemorative coin celebrating the King’s 75th birthday and is looking for 75 people also turning 75 years old this year.
Forty-three warnings that flooding is likely remained in place on Sunday morning along with 150 more warnings that flooding is possible.
The Foreign Office said it is ‘vital that the safe passage of people, including all foreign nationals’ can continue.
Here are the stories making headlines this Sunday.
But the Home Secretary said there is no suggestion the UK could use push-back tactics on migrant boats in the English Channel.
The public in Edenbridge voted for Mr Khan because of the unpopularity of extending the Ulez scheme.
Zaynab Wandawi, a British national born in Salford, was turned away again at the Rafah border crossing into Egypt on Saturday.
Many supporters were in tears as they signed books of condolence on the ice at Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena on Saturday evening.
The Home Secretary said elements of pro-Palestine demonstrations were turning into ‘hate marches’.
A 23-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after the incident in the rural village of Stock in Essex on Friday.
Demonstrators rallied outside the BBC building in Glasgow.
Police said some demonstrators had launched fireworks into crowds and towards police, leaving four officers injured.
After spending six years in prison in Iran, she also said she found it ‘very hard to adjust’ to being back in the UK.
Large parts of the town centre were swamped by flood water in the week.
Essex Police said one of its officers was taken to hospital after being attacked and suffering neck injuries.
