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A North East education charity has helped more than 160 Tees Valley students explore future careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics through a hands-on industry event. The North ...

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One of London’s much-loved free outdoor cinemas fires up the screen on Tuesday evening. Vauxhall Summer Screens turns ...

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Using strawberries, salt, detergent, water, and some household alcohol, you can see the fruit’s DNA. The Science Siblings, Paige and Adam Jacobson, demonstrated how to do the experiment at home.