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• Daily walk can help control diabetes
• Dr Probert and Dr Probert : mother and daughter become doctors together.
• NUBC score historic victory at Henley
• Team sets its sights on Formula One
• Britain needs better 'age proofing', say Newcastle University researchers
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• £20m for drug test base at Newcastle University (The Journal)
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