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Recent articles highlight the struggles faced by migrants in the UK job market, emphasizing discrimination based on ethnicity and nationality. Despite qualifications, many experience barriers to employment, raising questions about the inclusivity of the job market. Experts advise caution in sharing personal experiences online during job searches.
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William Hague has been elected as the new chancellor of Oxford University, defeating Elish Angiolini in a closely contested online vote. This election has sparked discussions about gender representation and the future of UK-US relations, particularly with the anticipated return of Donald Trump to the presidency.
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A recent study from Oxford and University College London highlights the health and environmental benefits of replacing meat and dairy with plant-based alternatives. Natural foods like peas and soybeans outperform processed options, suggesting significant reductions in early deaths and greenhouse gas emissions in high-income countries.
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The discourse surrounding climate change policies is heating up, with Japan facing scrutiny over its proposed 60% emissions reduction by 2035. Meanwhile, the EU is urged to reconsider solar geoengineering strategies, as scientists warn of their uncertain impacts. These discussions highlight the complexities of climate action amid growing environmental crises.
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Recent studies reveal a shocking massacre at Charterhouse Warren in southwest England, where at least 37 individuals were killed and possibly cannibalized between 2200 and 2000 BC. This discovery challenges previous notions of a peaceful Bronze Age society, highlighting a dark chapter in human history.