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Georgia Voll rewarded for ‘sensational’ summer with first Australia contract
NBA play-in tournament: Herro scores 38 as Heat end Bulls’ season once again
Venice’s €5 tourist fee returns – and will double for last-minute day-trippers
Sydney hospital where two children died recently is at risk of failure, scathing report finds
Nvidia expects to take $5.5bn hit as US tightens AI chip export rules to China
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Why is it so tempting to pick a scab? Our bodies create them to help wounds heal, yet those same bodies make us want to remove them. Tabitha Stubbs, Liverpool
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