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Did Harold II take an arrow to the eye? We cannot be sure | Letters

Jane M Card, Tim Wicks and Rev Dr John Caperon respond to an article about the Bayeux tapestry’s journey to the UKYour article on the loan of the Bayeux tapestry to the British Museum states with admirable caution that Harold II is “represented in his final scenes in the embroidery with an arrow in his eye” (‘Of course we will give it back’: Bayeux tapestry set for secret journey across Channel, 3 June). But was this always the case?In 1816 the Society of Antiquaries sent their historical...

The Guardian UK 1d ago

The next goal for weight loss drugs? Fewer injections

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NBC News 4d ago

Child neglect being 'hushed up' in outback communities, says ex-minister

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Research project provides new estimates of greater amberjack abundance in U.S. South Atlantic, Gulf of America

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Phys.org 7d ago

Get ready for the next Pentagon file drop with our essential UFO reading list

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Space.com 2d ago

Doctor's 'grossly irresponsible' prescribing played role in two deaths, coroner finds

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'I felt like an outsider my whole life - everything changed when I won the Booker Prize'

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As the largest World Cup ever kicks off, health officials are focused on more than Ebola

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First ever guidelines released to screen for condition that impacts 9 in 10 Americans

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Kathy Hilton exits West Hollywood Pride role amid backlash from LGBTQ+ community

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