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In this picture taken on July 10, 2019 a man walks past a screen displaying a computer-generated image of the Hayabusa2 probe, during a news broadcast at Akihabara district in Tokyo. - Japan's Hayabusa2 probe landed successfully on a distant asteroid for a final touchdown on July 11, 2019, hoping to collect samples that could shed light on the evolution of the solar system

Space

Hayabusa 2 lands on distant asteroid and collects another sample

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Drinking sugary drinks linked to an increased risk for all cancers

Virgin Galactic

Space

Virgin Galactic to become the first publicly traded space travel firm

Instagram on a phone

Technology

Instagram will ask users to rethink posting something offensive

Amyloidosis involves the build-up of sticky protein

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Gene-silencing drug for rare hereditary disorder approved for NHS use

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HPV vaccine to be offered to UK boys as well as girls from September

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Immunotherapy may help treat some resistant bowel cancers

Air pollution may be having more of an effect on health in Birmingham than in some other UK cities

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Air pollution in Birmingham may cut months off life expectancy

The hack involved personal data from around half a million customers

Technology

British Airways faces largest ever data breach fine for 2018 hack

Dinosaurs

When did the dinosaurs go extinct?

A road and some trees

Environment

UK roadsides could become burial grounds as graveyards are filling up

Undated handout photo of sea creatures caught in plastic netting. More than a thousand sharks and rays are known to have become entangled in plastic debris with "significantly greater number of species" likely to be affected, a study found

Environment

More than a thousand sharks and rays have become entangled in plastic