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El verano más mortal desde 1950: España registra 20 000 muertes más de las esperadas entre junio y agosto

El verano más mortal desde 1950: España registra 20 000 muertes más de las esperadas entre junio y agosto
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Drinking tea could help you live longer - here s how many cups you need

New study suggests people who consume two or more cups each day have between a 9pc and 13pc lower risk of mortality compared to non-drinkers

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ITV This Morning doctor issues announcement to anybody who drinks tea

ITV This Morning doctor issues announcement to anybody who drinks tea
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First Thing: major sea-level rise from ice cap melting now inevitable | US news

Minimum rise of 10in to occur regardless of climate action, scientists find. Plus, survey asks about likelihood of US civil war

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Drinking tea may be linked to lower risk of death, study suggests

Data from UK Biobank suggests people who drink two or more cups of black tea a day have lower risk of mortality

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