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Sarah Knapton

Sarah Knapton

Science Editor at The Daily Telegraph

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Recent Articles

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Half of people arrested in London ‘have ADHD’, Cambridge study claims

Researchers call for suspects to be screened for the condition while in custody
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How Covid vaccines can cause heart damage

Immune systems triggered by mRNA jabs may inflame cardiac cells, with young men most at risk, scientists find
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Dimming the Sun to fight climate change is bad for planet, minister...

Scientists win £56m of Government funding to carry out ‘climate cooling’ projects despite reservations over the risks
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World’s oldest sculpture of a human with an animal is found

Discovered near the Sea of Galilee, the tiny clay Natufian figurine depicts a woman carrying a living goose
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Letby police ‘decided she was guilty from the start’

Investigation was ‘unconsciously skewed by confirmation bias’, says former assistant chief constable
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London Tube mosquito came from ancient Egypt

Scientists believe the bug was probably biting ancient Egyptians thousands of years before it developed a taste for modern commuters
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Covid vaccines can help fight cancer, claims Florida team

Covid vaccines can help fight cancer, claims Florida team
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Nasa’s plan for living on the Moon? A space base made of glass

California company devises ‘bubbles’ blown from dust to create potentially huge lunar habitats
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British Nobel winner’s invention ‘just like bottomless bag in Harry...

British Nobel winner’s invention ‘just like bottomless bag in Harry Potter’
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Alzheimer’s reversed in mice under breakthrough treatment

Injection of nanoparticles “reminds” blood-brain barrier to work properly, allowing brain cells to communicate again
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Ernest Shackleton knew Endurance was doomed from the start

Explorer’s letters to his wife show that he was aware of the ship’s flaws in Antarctic ice