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TV presenter and model Myleene Klass has teamed up with frozen food firm Birds Eye to help British families keep in shape with a "pre-tea active challenge".
Studies suggest that physical activity and regular consumption of tea or coffee could help prevent age-related mental decline.
The peak heart rate for women is lower than that for men, a study at a US university has shown.
Scientists have found that caffeine improves a person's power by nearly six per cent in any activity where muscles are not worked to the limit, such as running a marathon.
Schoolchildren across the country are being urged to try a variety of Olympic and Paralympic sports under the encouragement of four-time Olympic cycle champion Sir Chris Hoy.
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