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Ronnie O’Sullivan closes in on record 23rd world snooker quarter-final
Manchester City show hints of resurgence with Guardiola masterclass | Jacob Steinberg
Unruffled Liverpool and Salah serve up theatre and euphoria on title day | Barney Ronay
Nasal spray similar to ketamine to be added to PBS for treatment-resistant depression
North Korea confirms for first time it has sent troops to fight for Russia in Ukraine war
Study of 420,000 Britons suggests going at speeds of at least 4mph can lower risks by up to 43%
Walking at a brisker pace could lower the risk of a wide range of heart rhythm problems, according to a study.
The peer-reviewed research, published in BMJ Heart, analysed data from 420,925 participants of the UK Biobank who had provided data on their walking speed. Of these, 81,956 gave more detailed data on the amount of time they spent walking at different paces.
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