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Polar bears are being forced into cannibalism by climate change, scientist warns
A Russian scientist has warned that cases of polar bears killing and eating each other are on the rise in the Arctic as melting ice and human activity erode their habitat
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How to avoid coronavirus: NHS advice on public transport, festivals and concerts
To help put your coronavirus fears to rest, the NHS has provided helpful information about attending places with large crowds
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Scientists discover 'Super-Earth' planet that 'could host alien life'
The finding opens the search for life up to planets significantly larger than Earth, but smaller than Neptune, according to the team from the University of Cambridge
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In spite of the disappearing Windows desktop bug, nowa good time to install the February patches

Itfrustrating when Microsoft refuses to acknowledge a widespread bug in one of its mainstream patches. This month we're looking at a major bug that's drawn a tiny mention on a Microsoft Answers Forum post — and that's it. Such is the state of Windows transparency these days.

On the plus side, though, we have enough experience with the bug to be able to recognize and fix it should you be so unlucky as to encounter it.

Other than that one glaring (if infrequent) bug, there are some minor problems, but, on the whole, now would be a good time to get your system updated. Herehow.

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Sleeping next to a snorer can subject you to 'dangerous' levels of noise pollution
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have studied the effects of sleeping with someone who snores - and their findings suggest it may be time to invest in some earplugs
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How the Apple Car will drive IT change
Don't think of the coming iCar as a car. It's a remote office with a supercomputer inside that will change the way you think about cars -- just as the iPhone changed how you use phones.
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