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Year-long global temperatures remain above pre-industrial average for first time, with world on course to miss 2060 global warming targets
People living in areas with higher aircraft noise had stiffer and thicker heart muscles, which were less efficient at pumping blood around the body
Property on Wilton Crescent was fully refurbished and modernised recently
Study finds a morning shot of caffeine reduces cardiovascular risks
Researchers say antiviral drugs could be used to help prevent post-concussion syndrome and guard against future illness
Le Pen shook the French political establishment when he unexpectedly reached the presidential election run-off vote against Jacques Chirac in 2002
Beverages that are high in sugar are rapidly digested, causing a spike in blood sugar levels with little nutritional value
Edward Pettifer's stepmother, Tiggy Legge-Bourke, worked as a nanny to the princes in the 1990s
Name with roots in Islam and the Middle East has a surprisingly long history in Britain
Seven people rescued including eight-year-old Syrian boy whose mother has not been seen since the boat sank
There were three key waves of migration in Europe in the first millennium, new genetic analysis of populations indicates
International Rescue Committee UK said it was 'honoured' to receive the pledge from UK monarch
Kyiv says it stopped the transit in the interests of national security
Exhibit planned to throw a spotlight on the 70 million animals mummified and buried at dozens of sites in ancient Egypt
In a new series, The National speaks to Arabs living in the UK about their jobs, hopes and dreams. Ahmed Shahrabani considers car racing a form of escape from his busy life as a doctor