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Childhood respiratory illness linked with higher risk of death in adulthood: Research

The risk of dying from respiratory disease as an adult increases, if you had a lower respiratory tract infection as a child. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Half the World Cooks With Toxic Solid Fuels — But That Could Change

Around half of the world cooks with solid fuels, which can harm human health. But sustainable, healthier methods are on the way.

Inverse

Revealed: £60m transformation plan for Leicestershire County Cricket Club ground

Management want to redesign stands, add a cricket academy and potentially open up space for development

Birmingham Post

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100,000 young people lose out as universities use taxpayer money on courses for top executives

The number of young people under 25 starting apprenticeships has plummeted by more than 100,000

The Independent UK

Short bursts of activity in daily tasks can reduce risk of early death – study

Stepping up the pace while walking or doing the housework with a bit more energy can make a real difference, researchers say.

The Independent UK

Tech firm that helps make 'virgin-quality' plastics from waste joins Loughborough University science park

Plastic Energy turns previously unrecyclable plastic waste into a recycled oil that can be used again in petrochemical plants

Birmingham Post

Brit 'danger tourist' illegally crosses borders to see girlfriend then is dumped on phone

Miles Routledge has made it his mission to visit the most dangerous places in the world, but faced heartbreak on his latest 10-day trip which saw him crossing "multiple illegal borders"

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Musk putting Twitter behind a paywall could ‘sound the death knell’ for the platform, experts say

One analyst argued: "There are plenty of users who are not prepared to pay for Twitter and will find the content free elsewhere.”

Fortune

Could junk food labels displaying exercise required to burn off calories help reduce obesity?

Food labels displaying the amount of exercise needed to burn off the calories in the product are being touted as a way to reduce obesity, but not everyone is convinced.

ABC News

PR and communications firm started by ex-Leicester Mercury editor George Oliver winning clients

'I had never run my own business before 1284 and needed to learn a lot quickly'

Birmingham Post

24 firms win help from Loughborough University incubator

Members get free weekly meetings, one-to-one coaching, structured training and roundtable discussions

Birmingham Post

Chris Pitt of First Direct: ‘We’re the best unfound bank in Britain’

The chief executive pulled out all the stops for customers with their mortgages during the mini-budget turmoil. Now he wants to double their number

The Guardian - UK

Britons urged to help monitor state of rivers, streams and canals

Autumn Water Watch survey aims to build national picture of pollution, plastic litter and invasive species

The Guardian - UK

Food labels should say how much you'll need to walk to burn off the calories

If you knew you had to walk for 40 minutes to burn off that treat, would you better be able to resist buying it?

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'A giant shift in attitudes to get drivers off their backsides and in better health'

There are 300,000 HGV drivers in the UK, and they're all at greater risk of health problems. So the Structured Health Intervention For Truckers (SHIFT) programme from Loughborough University could be the change of gear they need, says Dr Miriam Stoppard

Evening Standard

Who is Eirianedd Munro? Adam Peaty announces split from girlfriend

The swimmer said he “could not ask for a greater mother for George”

Daily Mirror

Gordon Brown demands 'immediate action' to ensure families can afford cost of living

The former PM makes the intervention in the introduction to a report by Loughborough University, which warned the government's flat-rate handouts will fall short of allowing families to cope with skyrocketing prices

Daily Mirror

Frazer Clarke announces opponent for heavyweight return after hand injury

Clarke has not fought since making his professional debut against Jake Darnell on the undercard of Amir Khan's defeat to Kell Brooke, and has now recovered from surgery on his hand

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Birmingham Post

Loughborough University launches ‘first of its kind’ football finance course

Covers basic principles of financial accounting culminating in a review of UEFA Financial Fair Play

Daily Mirror

Ukraine ‘could develop own nuclear weapons’ to stop Vladimir Putin's war

As the war in Ukraine rages on, Dr Paul Maddrell believes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could soon look to develop nuclear weapons in a bid to end the Russian invasion

Daily Mirror

NFL stars praise development in UK through Flag Football initiative amid Olympic speculation

Mirror Sport spoke to Efe Obada, Jamie Gillan, Adedayo Odeleye, and K.J. Osborn as the professional players added star power to the NFL Flag Football Championship held at Loughborough University

Daily Record

The GP weight loss advice and programmes that help keep size down 'for years'

Researchers have identified the most effective GP weight loss plans and what they involved.

The Independent UK

Families with children hit by £400 hike in monthly costs while benefits plunge to 40-year low

Households with two children see inflation rate of 13% as costs of fuel and food surge

Birmingham Post

The latest East Midlands movers and shakers

Changes at Howard Ward Associates, Parry Creative, Geldards, Pattersons law and others

Chronicle Live

Nearly 100 North East people die in poverty every week new report reveals

Many who die in poverty are terminally ill working age people and the end-of-life charity Marie Curie today launches a campaign to help them

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