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🐬 A British Paralympian with no hands or feet was inspired to swim by a dolphin with a prosthetic tail Ellie Challis, who will be competing for Great Britain in the Paralympics in Paris later this week, said seeing a film called Dolphin Tale as a child had made her think she could have a career in swimming. She had all four limbs amputated after contracting meningitis as a baby, and received her first set of prosthetic legs at the age of three before learning to swim five years later. Find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/eZJwKV2C #Paralympics | #Swimming | #Disability | #GreatBritain
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Thanks to the The The Telegraph for including my comments and Re:Cognition Health in this brilliant article about MHRA approving #Lecanemab (Leqembi) in the UK. Our team is so proud of the developments being made in #Alzheimer’s research and we are honoured to be part of this momentous clinical trial. There are many more #clinicaltrials available now, testing similar class medications to #Leqembi which are currently recruiting participants with an early diagnosis. Contact our team to find out more. https://lnkd.in/ejNAckDZ
Lecanemab: What is it and how do I get it?
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🥪 Meal deals are getting posher as supermarkets take on Pret a Manger, according to the boss of Britain’s biggest sandwich maker. Dalton Philips, the chief executive of Greencore, which makes sandwiches, soups and ready meals for most of the major supermarkets, said his customers were demanding higher quality sandwiches amid intense competition to lure returning office workers. “You’ve seen this huge improvement in quality – there’s almost been this race,” he said. “You have the specialists out there – Pret would obviously be one – and they’ve for many years been rowing their own boat. I think the [supermarkets] have said ‘no, we’re going to start really investing in quality’.” Read Phillips' full interview with Daniel Woolfson 👇 https://lnkd.in/gfT9R6qV #Food | #Shopping |#MealDeals | #Supermarkets
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The secret life of a wedding planner: from six-figure budgets to surprising bridezillas
‘I was beaten up in the prison service – it prepared me for my job as a wedding planner’
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✍ 'It’s time to ban smartphones in the workplace,' Andy Preston writes. 'In recent years, workplace productivity in the UK and across the Western world has declined disastrously, leading to the economic stagnation that’s impoverished our government and caused the underfunding of vital public services. 'This decline coincides perfectly with the rise of smartphones and social media. 'In the early 2000s things were completely different. Productivity and economic growth surged, driven by employers’ adoption of new technologies that enabled higher-quality work. 'But within a few years we quickly learned that technology in the workplace isn’t always good news, when two new tech arrivals insidiously infiltrated the office: smartphones and social media.' Let us know your thoughts in the comments and read more below 👇 https://lnkd.in/gweC5iYF #technology | #workplace | #smartphones | #work | #socialmedia
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📸 Liam and Noel Gallagher announced the return of Oasis with a secret black and white photoshoot by the British portrait photographer Simon Emmett. Fans have waited 15 years for the brothers to be in the same room together – and while they may appear brooding in the newly-released pictures, their chemistry is reportedly “electric”. Liam, 51, and Noel, 57, will bury the hatchet for a string of shows in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin next year. Find out more ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gt8ZXcR7 #Oasis | #Music | #Photography | #NoelGallagher | #LiamGallagher
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ICYMI: Mike Lynch’s family faces a £3bn fraud battle against the US tech giant Hewlett Packard Enterprise, with the company’s long-running claim against the tech tycoon set to pass to his estate. Enjoyed teaming up with The Telegraph's technology editor James Titcomb for this story:
Mike Lynch’s family at risk of $4bn lawsuit
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💔 How healthy is your ticker? AFib is more common than you think - and here's why it's worth getting it checked out. With thanks to Ruder Finn for setting up a chat with the lovely Alun Wyn Jones and Dr Neil Srinivasan for his expertise.
Atrial fibrillation: the heart health timebomb ticking away
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