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 Bank leaves interest rates on holdThe Bank of England has kept UK interest rates on hold at 5 per cent. |
 Med diet protects against diabetesA Mediterranean diet rich in olive oil, fruit, vegetables, nuts and fish could help protect against Type 2 diabetes, a study finds. |
 Stiller spoof still US number oneBen Stiller action spoof Tropic Thunder has topped the North American box office for a third consecutive weekend. |
 Harrison Ford joins World Bank in saving tigersUS actor Harrison Ford and other celebrities have joined conservationists in an effort to save the tiger - an animal ex … more» |
 Unstoppable Phelps swims to sixth gold medalUS swimming sensation Michael Phelps remains on course for a record eight Olympic titles after storming to victory in t … more» |
 Palin attacks Obama in fiery speechVice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has made a formidable attack on Democratic presidential runner Barack Obama at th … more» |
 Kate's back on top of the fashion worldKate Moss is back on top of the fashion world after being named Britain's best-dressed woman. |
 Google unveils web browserUS search giant Google is launching an open source web browser. |
 Author Tremain scoops Orange prizeBritish author Rose Tremain has won this year's Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction for her tenth novel The Road Home. |
 Working from home reduces stressWorking from home reduces stress in office workers but leads to fears about career progression, research suggests. |
 Another record year for A-levelsStudents achieved record results in their A-levels again this year, figures from the Joint Council for Qualifications show. |
 British poker playing is on a rollThe chips are anything but down for British poker as research shows that nearly a quarter of British adults have played poker in the last year alone. |
 Colin and Justin's hot tips for autumnIn the fickle world of fashion, the big buzz at this time of year is 'transitional thinking', which in other words mean … more» |
 Celebrity restaurants top foodies' bibleRestaurants owned by TV chefs have come out on top in the 2009 edition of the coveted Good Food Guide. |
 Tombstoning: A stunt too far?The craze of 'tombstoning' provides one of the best adrenaline rushes one can get, albeit with the added danger of serious injury...and death. |
 Stop Smoking and Start SavingNew research reveals that the average British smoker spends over £120,000 funding their habit in a lifetime. |
 Tata pays $2.3bn for JaguarFord Motor Company has confirmed it has sold its luxury car brands Jaguar and Land Rover to Indian car giant Tata Motors. |
 Olympics 'worsening China human rights'The human rights situation in China has worsened in the run-up to the country hosting this year's Olympic Games, a report has warned. |
 UK house prices drop 10.5% in 12 monthsProperty prices in the UK have seen an annual double-digit drop for the first time since the final quarter of 1990, figures show. |
 Shopping sprees in New YorkThere's never a better time to embark on a shopping spree in the Big Apple than in the summer. |
 The Venetian ExperienceVenice has always been a popular tourist destination: the 999Network offers a few tips about the city for the visitor contemplating a trip. |
 No end to our awful AugustHopes of a respite from the awful August weather in the UK have been dashed by weather forecasters. |
 British builder cements future with lotto winA self-employed builder now has the firm foundations for a successful future, after banking a £3m share of last Saturda … more» |
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Locked-in syndrome sufferers see their way to talking
Diseases & Conditions : MS (Multiple Sclerosis)
Locked-in syndrome (LIS) has recently come to the public attention, courtesy of the film and book 'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly' - the story of the French journalist, Jean-Dominique Bauby, who was afflicted with the condition after a massive stroke.
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'Fewer TB cases recorded but numbers still too high' warn experts
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A small decrease in UK Tuberculosis (TB) cases in 2007, compared with 2006, was reported by the Health Protection Agency today when provisional UK figures were released for World TB Day, but experts warn the number is still too high.
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SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE A WALK AROUND BRITAIN'S COASTLINE 4,500 MILES, 3 MOUNTAINS AND A MARATHON FOR PARKINSON'S - by TOM ISAACS (A YOUNG MAN WITH PARKINSON'S)
Diseases & Conditions : Walking
At the age of just 27, Tom Isaacs was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Seven years later, he was unable to walk at all without medication - which can be unreliable.
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New TB test means quicker and easier diagnosis for patients
Diseases & Conditions
A new blood test could enable doctors to rule out tuberculosis (TB) infection within days rather than weeks, according to a new study published this week in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Malaria on the increase in the UK
A rise in the numbers of UK residents travelling to malaria endemic areas, combined with a failure to use prevention measures, has increased cases of imported falciparum malaria in the UK over the past 20 years, a study warns.
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Drinking increases breast cancer risk
Women who drink more than a glass of wine a day could increase the risk of developing breast cancer, a study warns.
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Breastfeeding cuts arthritis risk
Women who breastfeed for more than a year reduce their risk of rheumatoid arthritis by around a half, a Swedish study has found.
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Four million Britons will have diabetes by 2025
More than four million Britons will have diabetes by 2025, a new report has warned.
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RECIPE Of The Week
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999Today food critic Natasha Heard reviews the delightful Boxwood Café, part of the luxurious Berkeley Hotel in Knightsbridge, London.
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