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Congo to give free malaria drugs view story
1 vote- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://donce.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
Anti-malaria medication will be available free to children and pregnant women in the Republic of Congo. Malaria kills some 21,000 children under five each year, the UN says.
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Mortgage approvals hit fresh low view story
1 vote- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://zatup.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
The number of new mortgages approved by the major banks fell another 23% in June to a new record low. The British Bankers' Association (BBA) said its members approved just 21,118 new home loans in June, down from 27,499 in May.
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BT to pump £1.5bn into broadband view story
1 vote- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://pikra.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
BT is to invest £1.5bn in fibre optic cables, giving up to 10 million UK households access to faster broadband.
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Canoe sons' anger at 'betrayal' view story
1 vote- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://pilec.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
The sons of the man who faked his own death have told their mother in court that she "betrayed" them.
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Home prices 'hitting rural lives' view story
1 vote- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://girim.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
English villages will become "exclusive enclaves of the elderly and wealthy" unless more affordable housing is built, an independent review has said.
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The point of knives view story
1 vote- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://klopa.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
Most fatal stabbings involve a weapon that is easy to obtain and sharp with it - a kitchen knife. Would stopping the sale of long blades with sharp points help save lives?
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Argentine airline set for bumpy ride view story
2 votes- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://kipat.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
Argentina's national airline is a lot like Argentina itself: it has a romantic past, a troubled history and difficult problems ahead.
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GPs told to cut antibiotics usage view story
1 vote- Submitted by h5rtsghy54h
- 2 months ago
- (http://klinok.idoo.com/2008-n.html)
Doctors in England and Wales are being told not to hand out antibiotics for common coughs and colds to help save the NHS millions of pounds a year.

