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Research from the University of Sheffield is exploring a new way of killing the Plasmodium parasite that causes malaria The feasibility study discovered molecules that interfered with the parasite’s DNA processing enzyme, but not the equivalent human one - revealing a novel way to combat the life-threatening disease The research…

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16:55 EDT, 21 April 2021 NEW YORK (AP) - Greta Thunberg turned 18 in January, but she´s already made peace with her future: While most college students will change their concentrations multiple times, the Swedish high school student says climate change activism will be her life´s mission. "In a perfect world, there wouldn´t need to be a climate activist, but unfortunately, there will probably still be a need for climate activists for quite some time," she said. "I think I will be doing thi...

MATTHEW GILBERT | YOUR TV GPS This week’s TV: The Oscars at long last, Earth Day shows, and a new Ed Helms comedy By Matthew Gilbert Globe Staff,Updated April 19, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend Ed Helms as Nathan Rutherford in Peacocks "Rutherford Falls."Peacock/Colleen Hayes/Peacock Your TV GPS, Globe TV critic Matthew Gilbert’s look at the week ahead in television, appears every Monday morning on BACK-PATTING, AT SIX FEET APART After a two-month delay, the Oscars will finally ...

Article content Separate 11-year, cannabis-related sentences have been handed down in the U.K., one centering on using migrants to illegally grow marijuana and the other involving messaging apps to smuggle inside an estimated 1.8 million worth of weed. Tuan Anh Do, 55, received an 11-year sentence on Mar. 8 after earlier being convicted of conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration and two counts of conspiring to produce Class B drugs, which includes cannabis, following a trial in 2018 and an...

The greedy restaurant boss turned drugs farmer who is now behind bars for barbaric human trafficking plot Tuan Do, 55, was jailed for 11 years at Manchester Crown Court Updated Mark Vella, left, who let a property be used for a cannabis farm, and former restaurant boss Tuan Do, right (Image: MEN media) A restaurant boss played a key role in a barbaric failed plot to traffic illegal immigrants into the UK to work in cannabis farms. Tuan Do, 55, was also involved in the running of cannabis farms ...

A Vietnamese people smuggler who brought migrants into the UK to put them to work in his cannabis farms has been jailed.

A Vietnamese people smuggler who brought migrants into the UK to put them to work in his cannabis farms has been jailed.

Tuan Anh Do smuggled migrants to work in his cannabis farms, including one in Accrington.