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Battle of Waterloo dead may have been used to make white sugar

Despite the passing of more than 200 years since the Duke of Wellington s triumph over Napoleon s forces in 1815, only two skeletons of fallen men have been found. Above: Last month s discovery.

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Australia COVID: Does reinfection make you sicker? Examining the research

A recent study suggests each reinfection increases the risk of a bad health outcome, while another raises the prospect that infection with Omicron offers little to no protection against reinfection. However, some scientists are sceptical.

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Grandma battled FIVE different types of cancer - her life was saved by one doctor, and then his son

Grandma battled FIVE different types of cancer - her life was saved by one doctor, and then his son
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Alnwick man gives insight into Asperger s in debut book

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Unknown fallen soldier of Waterloo unearthed after 200 years

For more than 200 years, the skeleton has lain alone and undisturbed in a ditch close to Mont-Saint-Jean farm, south of Brussels - since the soil was turned into a bloody mire by the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

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