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Children who move home aged 10 to 15 face higher risk of depression
Risk is 41 per cent higher for those who relocate once, rising to 61 per cent if they move more times, new study shows
Whooping cough cases rise in Scotland amid fall in vaccinations
More than 5,000 reports of the infection have been recorded so far this year
Light exercise before bed 'may improve sleep'
Participants slept for an additional 27 minutes on average after light exercise
Laser breakthrough paves way for faster communications from space
Lasers operate at much higher frequencies than radio signals, meaning they pack more information into every second
Super-wealthy spending less on London property
Competition from Dubai and political uncertainty leads to £100m year-on-year drop in deals worth £15m or more in first half of 2024
Germany 'won't be cowed' after assassination plot uncovered
US intelligence reportedly discovered a series of Russian plots to kill defence industry executives across Europe who had been supporting Ukraine's war effort
Ozempic could 'cut risk of dementia in half'
Results suggest the weight-loss drug may also be protective against addiction
Entrepreneur Zia Yusuf becomes chairman of UK's right-wing Reform party
Former banker was the party's largest donor during the general election campaign
UK may recognise state of Palestine without US, says Starmer
'I'll determine our policy, not follow anyone else', said the Prime Minister
Four migrants drown in English Channel
French maritime police say people were seen falling into the sea
UK election sparked slowdown in prime London sales
Value of property deals most desirable central London postcodes in June fell by 4.5 per cent
First self-test for hepatitis C clears WHO hurdle
Around 50 million people globally suffer from a chronic hepatitis C infection
Rouen Cathedral's spire catches fire
Dark plume of smoke was seen rising from the historic building in the French city
Night owls are 'sharper than morning people'
People who are most active and alert in the evenings appear to perform better at cognitive tests
Desert dust 'accelerates engine wear' of planes circling to land
Most of the particles are ingested by aircraft as they are preparing for landing
