Flips between warm temperatures to cold and vice versa have become quicker, more frequent and more intense in recent decades, a new study shows.

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people get chills if they have a fever caused by a bacterial or viral infection. However, causes of chills without a fever include intense exercise, low blood sugar, medications, exposure to cold ...

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Winning from a long-range breakaway, Denmark's Lidl-Trek team leader Pedersen has a history of cold weather wins ... 58km which outpaced a discouraged, shivering peloton all the way to the ...

Brits who have spent the last few weeks shivering in a bitter cold snap have a glimpse of spring waiting for them in the near-future as weather maps predict an incoming 16C burst of warmth.