Cameron and Miliband clash over Welfare reform
Cameron and Miliband clash over Welfare reform
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NHS Reforms Confusion: What's in and whats's out?
After being criticised for not communicating their initial plans well enough, have the government fared any better in revealing their new plans? Here is a roundup of the new reforms and how they differ from the previous plans.
UK 'Unable to Hold Falklands.'
The coalition has placed the United Kingdom on a road to austerity. The vaccination debate is sensitive. Primarily the government's first priority should be to keep their people safe and healthy. With defence and health care cuts can they really justify spending extra on international aid? The government may be heading down a thoroughly noble path but is the timing all wrong?
BBC to air ‘Choosing to Die’
BBC 2 will air 'Choosing to Die' at 9pm on Monday evening sparking widespread condemnation from officials and licence payers. The film 'Choosing to Die' is a documentary about Peter Swedley, a motor neurone suffer who is chosen to take his own life in Switzerland. The film shows the last breath of Peter Swedley before he passes away. The film is designed to highlight the suffering of people with terminal disease and to illustrate the tremendous heart break and strain such diseases pl...
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E.coli outbreak : Germany in Blood appeal
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E.coli 2011 outbreak: Source remains a mystery
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E.Coli 2011 outbreak: Which vegetables are safe to eat?
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E.coli 2011 outbreak: What are the symptoms?
The deadly new strain of E.coli that has killed at least 17 people and left 1,500 ill across Europe has never been seen in a human population and it may be the most toxic yet, health experts said on Thursday.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Deadly bacteria is 'a new strain'
Scientists analysing the deadly new E.Coli strain in Europe have found the bacteria combines a highly poisonous but common toxin with a rarely seen "glue" that binds it to a patient's intestines, Reuters reports.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Deadly strain reaches Britain
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Scottish energy to be renewable by 2020
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New Figures Show More Receive NHS Dental Care
The UK’s regional Scottish Government recently announced an unprecedented higher level of public access to National Health Service dentists. Figures indicate that substantially more people are now registered with an NHS dentist, including 94% of all children aged 6 to 12 yrs. old and a million extra residents in Scotland.
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