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Where you grow up matters for sporting success – that's why Yorkshire cricketers are so good

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imageJoe Root: Thank God he was born in Yorkshire. Anthony Devlin / PA Wire

With the Ashes test series between England and Australia continuing what has already been a glorious summer of sport, we find ourselves about to watch something remarkable and yet so often taken for granted.

Not for the first time, Yorkshire County Cricket Club will have provided...

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New lock-and-key technology promises rapid cancer testing for developing world

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imageDifficult circumstancesPiyal Adhikary/EPA

One of the biggest challenges in modern medicine is diagnosis. This is particularly important in cancer, where early detection can dramatically improve the chance of survival.

Diagnosis is difficult enough when you have access to fully-equipped laboratories and reliable technology. But what happens in...

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