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Posted 14/05/2013 Bacteria that live in the gut have been used to reverse obesity and Type-2 diabetes in animal studies. The BBC has reported that research published in Proceedings of...
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Posted 04/06/2013 The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) have just released advice that pregnant women should be aware of sources of possible chemical exposure from plastic containers, wrappers,...
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Posted 25/04/2013 In spite of so called ‘experts’ commenting upon the UK’s supposed ‘compensation culture’, official figures released by the Government confirm that the number of ‘whiplash’ claims continue to...
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Posted 10/12/2010 In mid November Kenneth Clarke unveiled Legal Aid reform proposals designed to cut the annual legal aid bill by
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Posted 24/11/2011 The coalition government has revealed it is embarking on reform of the employment law system.Business secretary Vince Cable announced a raft of proposals designed to retain protection for...
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Posted 17/10/2010 The Will of a 65-year-old who died of terminal cancer is currently being argued in court to determine who is the rightful owner of the inheritance. Major Stephen...
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Posted 05/11/2010 A recent employment tribunal case has highlighted the need for charity trustees to think carefully about whether they should incorporate as a charitable company as soon as they...
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Posted 03/11/2010 A man is seeking £14 million in clinical negligence compensation after his attempt to donate a kidney to his father was botched by a surgeon. The donor, known...
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Posted 09/11/2010 A woman is suing Hilton Hotels for £60,000 after alleging that she was discriminated against on the grounds of her race. Juliette Giscombe, 57, claims she was forced...
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Posted 05/11/2010 A widow has secured a clinical negligence compensation payout after her husband died from a blood clot following a routine operation. Chris Harper, 60, went to have a...
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Posted 12/06/2013 It has been announced that the largest database of those diagnosed with cancer is to be set up in England. The hope is that collating all the data...
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Posted 29/11/2011 A group of female former employees of Birmingham City Council have won a landmark equal pay case against the local authority.Some 174 cooks, cleaners, caterers and care staff...
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