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/ 9 June 2010

Teenagers’ and young adults’ heads are still full of cotton wool

New research has found that teenagers’ brains continue developing far longer into adulthood than previously thought.

By Amelia Hill
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Article
/ 9 June 2010

Learning to relax extends cancer survival

Working with a psychologist to reduce stress can help women whose breast cancer comes back survive longer, US researchers said on Tuesday.

By Julie Steenhuysen
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Article
/ 8 June 2010

Gold hits record highs on risk aversion

Gold prices hit record highs above $1 250 an ounce in Europe on Tuesday and reached all-time peaks in a range of other currencies.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 June 2010

England’s Ashes won’t go swingingly says Siddons

Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons warned England’s bowlers "it doesn’t swing, it doesn’t seam in Australia" ahead of their Ashes defence ‘Down Under’.

By Julian Guyer
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Article
/ 5 June 2010

Boks repel late challenge to defeat Wales

World champions South Africa edged Wales 34-31 on Saturday with an under-strength side at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.

By Staff Reporter
England fans must ‘be sensible’ in SA, urges minister
Article
/ 5 June 2010

England fans must ‘be sensible’ in SA, urges minister

The British government has warned England fans that any misbehaviour at the World Cup could effect the country’s bid to host the 2018 tournament.

By Staff Reporter
Lack of Springbok stars unlikely to save Wales
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Lack of Springbok stars unlikely to save Wales

The Springbok team to play Wales this weekend is a mix and match amalgam of overseas-based players, local tyros and a hard core of regulars.

By Andy Capostagno
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Article
/ 3 June 2010

British police seek answers after shooting rampage

Baffled police were trying on Thursday to work out why a quiet taxi driver gunned down 12 people around England’s serene Lake District.

By Kylie Maclellan
Shock after gunman kills 12 in UK
Article
/ 3 June 2010

Shock after gunman kills 12 in UK

Friends and neighbours of Derrick Bird, who killed 12 people on a shooting spree in the UK, are in shock that a "normal bloke" could wreak such havoc.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 June 2010

Red Knights put plan to buy Man United on hold

A plan by wealthy supporters to buy Manchester United has been put on hold, leaving the club’s American owners firmly in control.

By Mike Collett
Health scare often just a brain scam
Article
/ 28 May 2010

Health scare often just a brain scam

Misleading headlines about phones giving you cancer are rubbish. If we’re going to panic, let’s do it well and keep disbelief suspended.

By Zoe Williams
The genetics dilemma facing doctors
Article
/ 28 May 2010

The genetics dilemma facing doctors

A patient has an inherited illness that could put
family members at risk — but what if they’re kept in the dark?

By Denis Campbell
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Article
/ 23 May 2010

Players put the knife in, says disappoined Els

Ernie Els has hit out at players who criticised his redesign of Wentworth’s West Course this week, saying they had "put the knife" into him.

By Tony Jimenez
Haunted by the past
Article
/ 21 May 2010

Haunted by the past

EUROPEAN MOVIE OF THE WEEK: <b>Peter Bradshaw</b> reviews reviews <em>The Ghost Writer</em>, starring Ewan McGregor.

By Peter Bradshaw
The trouble with ME — no end to a tiring debate
Article
/ 21 May 2010

The trouble with ME — no end to a tiring debate

We don’t know what causes it or how to treat
it, but 250 000 people in the UK suffer from
ME (myalgic encephalopathy).

By Sarah Boseley
Where now for UK’s Brown in political afterlife?
Article
/ 19 May 2010

Where now for UK’s Brown in political afterlife?

Gordon Brown faces the challenge of carving a role for himself after bowing out as British prime minister.

By Robin Millard
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Article
/ 17 May 2010

Branson fumes at ash cloud travel restrictions

An Angry Richard Branson has branded Britain’s airport closure a joke as volcanic ash cloud continues to cause travel chaos in Europe.

By Staff Reporter
Hand-in-hand into a shaky future
Article
/ 14 May 2010

Hand-in-hand into a shaky future

Cameron has limped into No 10 and Clegg may pay heavily. Recast as truly progressive, Labour can forge itself a bright future.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 May 2010

Cameron says UK coalition will defy doubters

Britain’s ruling coalition partners will not be distracted by critics who say the alliance has no chance of lasting, PM David Cameron said on Friday.

By Peter Griffiths
Over the blues
Article
/ 14 May 2010

Over the blues

Chelsea are deserved champions four years after they last lifted the English Premier League trophy.

By Kevin McCarra
Cameron vows ‘new politics’ at launch of UK coalition
Article
/ 13 May 2010

Cameron vows ‘new politics’ at launch of UK coalition

Britain’s new premier, David Cameron, has vowed a "seismic shift" in how the country is governed.

By Michael Thurston
Cameron leads Britain into new era
Article
/ 12 May 2010

Cameron leads Britain into new era

David Cameron’s Conservatives and the smaller Liberal Democrat party have agreed to form Britain’s first coalition government since 1945.

By Tim Castle and Keith Weir
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Article
/ 11 May 2010

Borthwick misses England’s tour to Australia

Lewis Moody is expected to lead England on their tour to Australia and New Zealand after Steve Borthwick was ruled out of the 44-man squad by injury.

By Stephen Douglas
UK’s two big parties court Lib Dems as Brown quits
Article
/ 11 May 2010

UK’s two big parties court Lib Dems as Brown quits

Liberal Democrats still courted by major British parties as Gordon Brown announces he will step aside to try to keep his Labour Party in power.

By Tim Castle and Michael Holden
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Article
/ 11 May 2010

Wrong kind of tweet leaves air traveller £1 000 poorer

An exasperated tweet by an air traveller grounded in January’s snow cost him £1&nbsp;000 on Monday when a court failed to see the joke.

By Staff Reporter
Pressure grows for UK power-sharing deal
Article
/ 10 May 2010

Pressure grows for UK power-sharing deal

UK opposition parties are under growing pressure to agree to a power-sharing deal, days after an election left the country politically deadlocked.

By Katherine Haddon
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Article
/ 9 May 2010

Cameron, Clegg hold post-vote talks

The leaders of Britain’s Conservatives and Liberal Democrats met for over an hour of talks on Saturday aimed at resolving the election stalemate.

By Cecilia Valente
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Article
/ 8 May 2010

UK’s Lib Dems consider Conservative govt offer

Britain’s Liberal Democrat leader will seek backing from senior party members on Saturday for a possible deal with the Conservatives.

By Jodie Ginsberg
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

Conservatives try for coalition after UK election

Britain’s opposition Conservatives said on Friday they would try to form a government with the smaller Liberal Democrats.

By Adrian Croft and Sumeet Desai
The ‘stalking beast’ of bipolar
Article
/ 7 May 2010

The ‘stalking beast’ of bipolar

<b>John O’Donoghue</b> has suffered from bipolar disorder since he was 17. Now he’s helping the largest study into the condition.

By John Odonoghue
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

UK faces government without single party majority

Britain’s opposition Conservatives look on course to be the largest party in Parliament after the closest election in three decades.

By Jodie Ginsberg
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Article
/ 6 May 2010

Surgery ‘should be last resort for obese children’

Weight-loss surgery should only be used in the most severely obese of children, and then only with extreme caution due to the risks.

By Kate Kelland
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