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Junk food and fizzy drinks cause children to be TWICE as unhappy as their healthier counterparts
Cara L. Booker, Alexandra J. Skew, Amanda Sacker, et al.
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Pretty face can guarantee a successful career
Emanuela Sala, Marco Terraneo, Mario Lucchini, et al.
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Good looks bring success at all ages
Emanuela Sala, Marco Terraneo, Mario Lucchini, et al.
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Beauties are work hotshots
Emanuela Sala, Marco Terraneo, Mario Lucchini, et al.
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Why your face really is the key to fortune
Emanuela Sala, Marco Terraneo, Mario Lucchini, et al.
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Looks go long pay
Emanuela Sala, Marco Terraneo, Mario Lucchini, et al.
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Forget university! It's a PRETTY FACE that helps guarantee a successful career
Emanuela Sala, Marco Terraneo, Mario Lucchini, et al.
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Hard evidence: is Christianity dying in Britain?
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St Peter's bones; Father Alec Reid; slavery (Bob Walker reports from Nottingham on the efforts made by churches there to appeal to young people...)
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The costs and benefits of a licensed, taxed and regulated cannabis market
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Universal credit pushes poor single parents into further poverty: new study for Gingerbread
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Working single parents will be worse off under universal credit
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Working single parents will be 'biggest losers' under universal credit
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Gingerbread report examines the effect of universal credit on single families
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Gingerbread: working single parents will be worse off under Universal Credit
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David Cameron’s flagship welfare reform was supposed to make work pay, instead he’s clobbering working parents - Reeves
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Universal credit must make work pay for single parents
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What makes us act green? London event for policy makers and academics
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ESRC small grants are back, how can you win one?
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Credit crunched: single parents, universal credit and the struggle to make work pay
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Scottish Parliamentary diary
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Spliffs and butts: it is high time for a new debate on drug policy but politicians remain wary
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Taxing legalised cannabis could cut deficit by £1.25 billion
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Cannabis legalisation could see use rise but potency fall
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Legalising cannabis could bring in £1.25bn
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How cannabis could cut deficit by £1.25bn
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Deficit 'could be cut by £1.25bn if cannabis was legalised and taxed'
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Legalising cannabis: the £1.25bn tax benefit;
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Legalising cannabis: £1.25bn tax benefit - without necessarily damaging public health
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Decriminalization of cannabis can reduce deficit by £1.25bn