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North Sea oil and renewables: The UK’s next PM faces a defining energy policy decision Original

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By Cameron Marshall, Ritika Gupta Verified
| CNBC Verified
watch now U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's likely successor, Andy Burnham, could face an immediate test in office: whether to expand drilling for North Sea oil or double down on renewables, amid a global energy shock. U.S. President Donald Trump has poured gasoline on the debate, blaming Starmer's resignation this month on his "failed" energy policy.
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Art 'like medicine' for accountant turned painter after brain injury

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By Emma Siossian Verified, Cameron Marshall
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
In a backyard studio, surrounded by plants and birdsong, artist Cheryl Blacklock is bringing to life an abstract image of a young woman's face. Eyes brimming with emotion gaze out from the canvas, as Ms Blacklock's hand moves as if on instinct, a vision clear in her mind. The art studio has become a refuge and place of calm for Cheryl after her brain surgery.
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The neck-concussion connection: When a 'brain problem' is actually cervical

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By Cameron Marshall
| Healthing Verified
Headaches. Dizziness. Brain fog. Poor balance. Many people assume these must be signs of ongoing brain injury after a concussion. What many are unaware of is that the neck can cause these same symptoms. The neck contains joints, muscles, and sensors that constantly talk to your eyes, inner ears, and brain. When the neck is tight or irritated, your head can hurt, your balance can feel off, and your eyes can feel slow or sore.
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