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Lemsip factory worker sues firm for £100,000 claiming it caused his sore throat and asthma leaving him unable to sleep
A manufacturing technician who worked on production lines for Lemsip and for constipation treatment, Fybogel – says dust and fumes from the products’ ingredients triggered health issues.
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Why ruthless Mexican and Columbian drug cartels’ latest move proves time is up for ‘Dapper Don’ Christy Kinahan and his ‘decomposing’ criminal empire, says top US narco hunter
Ex US sanctions chief and narcos hunter says there’s nowhere to hide for crime godfather Christy Snr, and Daniel’s younger brother Christy Jnr, even if they flee their Dubai bolthole.
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Everyday habit linked to dramatically lower risk of dying from heart disease
Stair climbing was linked to a 39% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, according to an analysis of more than 480,000 participants.
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Earth, Wind & Fire drummer John Paris in induced coma after medical emergency before San Francisco show
He was rushed to hospital shortly before a concert with Lionel Richie earlier this month The post Earth, Wind & Fire drummer John Paris in induced coma after medical emergency before San Francisco show appeared first on NME.
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Thousands of Bonnie Tyler fans line the streets as coffin taken to Swansea home
The Total Eclipse of the Heart singer died last month in a hospital in Portugal.
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Senior scientist says he has been raising concerns over scandal-hit Queen Elizabeth hospital for 15 YEARS
The supplied extract identifies a senior scientist who says he has raised concerns about the scandal-hit Queen Elizabeth hospital for 15 years. It suggests those warnings may be significant to scrutiny of the hospital’s management and any wider investigation into its failures. However, the extract does not include the article’s body, so it provides no…
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Woke Brooklyn lawmaker suggests shoplifting should be LEGALIZED because thieves have ‘biological need’ for the things they steal
A Daily Mail report says Brooklyn lawmaker Emily Gallagher suggested that some shoplifting could be treated differently where people steal items to meet basic needs. The reported remarks have prompted debate over how theft laws should distinguish between necessity, poverty and criminal behaviour. The article centres on Gallagher’s reference to a “biological need” for stolen…
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Massive egg recall in US south and south-west due to salmonella outbreak
US regulators have upgraded a recall of nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs to their highest-risk classification after linking them to a salmonella outbreak. The move matters because the affected eggs may still be in consumers’ homes or businesses until their sell-by dates expire, and salmonella can cause serious illness. At least 98 people in 17…
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SOUNDGARDEN’s KIM THAYIL Sets Record Straight: Seattle Rock Scene Of 1990s ‘Didn’t Have A Drug Culture’
Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil has rejected the idea that Seattle’s 1990s rock scene had a collective drug culture, saying drug use was an individual issue rather than something bands or the wider scene encouraged. His comments matter because deaths linked to addiction, including those of Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, Mike Starr and Andrew Wood, have…
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Skin cancer sufferer launches sun cream scheme
A free sun cream scheme has been launched in Crookes, Sheffield, after local campaigner Charlotte Killeya, who has stage four melanoma, called for better access to sun protection. Dispensers will be available in participating shops, cafés and pubs throughout August, aiming both to help people who cannot afford sun cream and to raise awareness of…