Hawkes
Americannoun
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Dr Gareth Hawkes, from the University of Exeter, is using it to explore how mutations could be altering our risk of obesity and diabetes.
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"They're directly impacting some important piece of biology that we don't really understand," Hawkes told the BBC.
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Jayne Hawkes, a consumer rights expert, said the issue was not unique to EasyJet.
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"When the tide comes in, we're going to have to move really quickly to bring these whales together, then move them out to deeper waters," said Louisa Hawkes from Project Jonah.
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Volunteers hope to bring the 15 stranded whales together in a "nice tight group" to help them refamiliarise with one another and swim out together, Hawkes said.
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