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Children in the UK Spending Less Time Outdoors After School

Children in the UK Spending Less Time Outdoors After School

A new study has found that one-third of children in the United Kingdom do not play outside after school, raising concerns among experts about health, social development, and the long-term impact of reduced outdoor activity.
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