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Drugs in urine from Glastonbury festival ‘pose threat to rare eels’

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Levels of MDMA in river near Worthy Farm quadrupled week after festival, according to study
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Koala-hunting eagles soared skies of Australia 25 million years ago, study finds

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Researchers say Archaehierax sylvestris is unlikely to be direct ancestor of any species alive today
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Younger children less willing to be vaccinated against Covid-19, study finds

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Young people who are most hesitant about having the vaccine use social media more, research finds
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Children ‘paying the price’ for delayed approval of Covid vaccine, warn experts, as cases soar

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Rising infections among children could have been avoided if the vaccine rollout for 12- to 15-year-olds had been started before the reopening of schools, say scientists
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‘A joyous event’: why the Gilgamesh Tablet’s return to Iraq strikes a blow against artefact smuggling

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We don’t see big repatriations like this as often as we should: finally the Gilgamesh tablet is heading home, writes Peggy McGlone
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Orangutan At Zoo Miami Dies Following Dental Surgery

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Kumang, a 44-year-old Bornean orangutan, died Thursday during recovery from anesthesia, according to a statement from the South Florida zoo.
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Margaret Keenan, world’s first person to have Covid vaccine, receives booster jab

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‘There’s nothing to be frightened of,’ says Margaret Keenan, urging others to be vaccinated
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Covid experts issue fresh warnings to those unvaccinated ahead of the winter

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Science correspondent Samuel Lovett hosted a virtual event that explored all the latest on the Covid vaccines with a panel of experts
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Scientists discover new dinosaur species with ‘bizarre’ spiky armour

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Spikes in this ankylosaur is peculiar since it is fused to the rib bones and not growing out from skin
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England set to eradicate HIV by 2030, research suggests

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‘We see a positive picture for the HIV epidemic in England, with a dramatic fall in the number of people living with undiagnosed HIV,’ says study author
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