United Kingdom: Citizenship education in the United Kingdom: Comparing England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales by Lee Jerome, Alan Britton, Lesley Emerson, Sue James, Matthew Milliken, Edda Sant

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Developing a National Newborn Genomes Program: An Approach Driven by Ethics, Engagement and Co-design by Amanda Pichini, Arzoo Ahmed, Christine Patch, Christine Patch, David Bick, Mathilde Leblond, Dalia Kasperaviciute, Dasha Deen, Simon Wilde, Sofia Garcia Noriega, Christella Matoko, Alice Tuff-Lacey, Chris Wigley, Richard H. Scott

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False Imperial Forefathers? Alfonso III of Asturias-León, Oswald of Northumbria and the Hispanic and Anglo-Saxon Imperial Phenomena by Giovanni Collamati

“…During the 10th century, the title imperator appears in some Hispanic and Anglo-Saxon charters in reference to the sovereigns of Asturias and León and those of the new kingdom of England. Alphonse III of Asturias and León and Oswald of Northumbria are often considered the initiators or inspirers of these peculiar phenomena. …”
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Maps From Mud—Using the Multiple Scenario Approach to Reconstruct Land Cover Dynamics From Pollen Records: A Case Study of Two Neolithic Landscapes by M. Jane Bunting, Michelle Farrell, Michelle Farrell, Alex Bayliss, Alex Bayliss, Peter Marshall, Alasdair Whittle

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Eleven key measures for monitoring general practice clinical activity during COVID-19: A retrospective cohort study using 48 million adults’ primary care records in England through... by Louis Fisher, Helen J Curtis, Richard Croker, Milan Wiedemann, Victoria Speed, Christopher Wood, Andrew Brown, Lisa EM Hopcroft, Rose Higgins, Jon Massey, Peter Inglesby, Caroline E Morton, Alex J Walker, Jessica Morley, Amir Mehrkar, Seb Bacon, George Hickman, Orla Macdonald, Tom Lewis, Marion Wood, Martin Myers, Miriam Samuel, Robin Conibere, Wasim Baqir, Harpreet Sood, Charles Drury, Kiren Collison, Chris Bates, David Evans, Iain Dillingham, Tom Ward, Simon Davy, Rebecca M Smith, William Hulme, Amelia Green, John Parry, Frank Hester, Sam Harper, Jonathan Cockburn, Shaun O'Hanlon, Alex Eavis, Richard Jarvis, Dima Avramov, Paul Griffiths, Aaron Fowles, Nasreen Parkes, Brian MacKenna, Ben Goldacre

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Guidelines for social support to child play by Mitranić Nevena N.

“…We examined measures and actions of official educational policies and non government organizations of the United Kingdom of England and Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Republic of Serbia. …”
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Events of Prut Campaign according to Reports of English Diplomat Charles Whitworth to Secretary of State S. John by S. S. Kolegov

“…A brief overview of contacts between the Muscovite kingdom and England in the 16th-17th centuries is given. …”
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Reducing the impact of preterm birth: Preterm birth commissioning in the United Kingdom by Lisa Story, Nigel A.B. Simpson, Anna L. David, Zarko Alfirevic Z, Phillip R. Bennett, Matthew Jolly, Andrew H. Shennan

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Geochemical cycling in aquifers contributes to the transport, storage and transfer of anthropogenically-derived phosphorus to surface waters by Evangelos M. Mouchos, Evangelos M. Mouchos, Penny J. Johnes, Heather L. Buss, Sam T. Bingham, Sam T. Bingham, Dianne Matthews, John P. Bagnall, Daren C. Gooddy

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Variation in Tap Water Mineral Content in the United Kingdom: Is It Relevant for Kidney Stone Disease? by Kirolos G. F. T. Michael, Bhaskar K. Somani

“…Tap water in England was markedly harder than in Scotland (192.90 mg/L vs. 32.87 mg/L as CaCO₃ equivalent; <i>p</i> < 0.001), which overall had the softest tap water with the lowest mineral content in the United Kingdom. Within England, the North West had the softest tap water, while the South East had the hardest water (70.00 mg/L vs. 285.75 mg/L as CaCO₃ equivalent). …”
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The healthcare needs and general practice utilization of people with acquired neurological disability and complex needs: A scoping review by Stacey Oliver, Jacinta Douglas, Dianne Winkler, Christopher Pearce, Ella‐Rose Minter, Hannah K. Jarman, Megan Topping

“…Studies originated from Canada (9), the United States (8), Australia (4), Switzerland (4), the United Kingdom (2), England (1), Norway (1), France (1) and Denmark (1). …”
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Internet sourcing and unsafe use of controlled drugs (opioids, sedatives and GABA drugs) in the UK: An in depth case study of consumer dynamics during COVID-19 by Alice Hillis, Jennifer Germain, Mark Whitfield, Devina Halsall, James McVeigh, Yasir Abbasi, Marie Claire Van Hout

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Theory-informed strategies to address factors anticipated to influence implementation and people's participation in community pharmacy-based diabetes prevention services by Thando Katangwe-Chigamba, Jeremy Sokhi, Hannah Family, Hiyam Al-Jabr, Charlotte L. Kirkdale, Michael J. Twigg

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Sustaining a system wide intervention to promote increased smoking cessation rates among pregnant women by Ruth Bell, Martyn Willmore, Eugene Milne, Susan Jones, Sharon Hamilton, Vera Araujo-Soares, Ailsa Rutter, Martin White

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Intorno al monologo del Portiere: fonti, contesti e livelli comunicativi del “Macbeth" realizzato da Shakespeare by Gerardo Guccini

“…These are: the emblematic character of Banquo, a mythical ancestor of the Stuarts who embodies the confident, wait-and-see attitude of reformed religion, as opposed to the bloodthirsty free will of Macbeth; the rise to the throne of England (1603) of James I Stuart, formely King of Scotland under the name of James VI; the Gunpowder Plot (November 1605), organized by a group of Catholics, which came within a hair’s breadth of wiping the Upper and Lower Chamber, the clergy and the royal family from the face of the earth; and finally, the renewed spirit of the monarchy, which, by uniting the kingdoms of England and Scotland in the hands one and the same ruler, created a supranational entity that began to call itself Britain.…”
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