Новости за 01.10.2019

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Ranks remain status quo.

There were 6 games during week 23, but by now the patterns are pretty well established. There are no changes from last week.

So without further mindless banter, here’s the power rankings for this week. (#) indicates last week’s ranking.

1. North Carolina Courage (1) - Lost to the Spirit, but at this point their lead is insurmountable.
2. Chicago Red Stars (2) - Needed a very late goal to beat the Royals at home.
3. Portland Thorns (3) - Fell to the Reign on the road... Читать дальше...

1. You can now eat steak, sausage and bacon without worrying about health risks  Mirror Online
2. Row after research claims red meat poses no health risk  The Guardian
3. Bacon back on the menu as researchers say cancer link is weak  Sky News
4. You DON'T need to cut out red meat, scientists claim in huge controversial study  Daily Mail
5. 'Weak' evidence of cancer link from red and processed meat, major review concludes  Telegraph.co.uk
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1. Billy Vunipola: ‘Men don’t know how to talk about their feelings’  The Guardian
2. England v Argentina: Billy Vunipola enjoying Japan's Rugby World Cup before next match  BBC Sport
3. Mako Vunipola nears return to action as England face loosehead prop selection dilemma  Telegraph.co.uk
4. Eddie Jones has full contingent as England seek to lay World Cup marker against Argentina  Express
5. Rugby World Cup: Billy Vunipola tells of England's group therapy  BBC Sport
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1. Eat Less Red Meat, Scientists Said. Now Some Believe That Was Bad Advice.  The New York Times
2. No Need To Cut Back On Red Meat? Controversial New 'Guidelines' Lead To Outrage  NPR
3. You can now eat steak, sausage and bacon without worrying about health risks  Mirror Online
4. That Perplexing Red Meat Controversy: 5 Things to Know  The New York Times
5. 'Weak' evidence of cancer link from red and processed meat, major review concludes  Telegraph.co.uk
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Experts have urged caution over a series of reviews which claimed to find there is no need for humans to reduce their meat intake.

Boris Johnson is still determined to meet the October 31 Brexit date "whatever happens"

Researchers at Dalhousie University in Canada looked at the link between red and processed meats and the risk of cancers, heart damage and dying early