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1. Canadian pharmacies Warn Of Genetic Damage Due To Metal-On-Metal Implants February 09, 2012 Patients opting for hip replacement procedures have increased risk of acquiring cancer and genetic damage. Generic Canadian pharmacies ask patients to take all necessary precautions when undergoing the surgical procedure, as a prosthetic implant replaces the hip joint. The metal-on-metal device has been found to increase cancer risk factors. Genetic damage is another problem that can bring about abnormal changes. Metal Particles Entering the Blood Stream Causes Slow Poisoning Findings of the new research published in The Sunday Telegraph clearly indicate patients undergoing hip replaceme... (read more) Author: Brittany Trillard

2. British Prime Minister Apologizes for Tourette's Comments January 08, 2012 Britain's prime minister has issued an apology after comparing heckling from a senior lawmaker to "having someone with Tourette's sitting opposite you."David Cameron made the comment about Ed Balls, the opposition's shadow chancellor, in an interview in a British newspaper The Sunday Telegraph. Balls' gestures and comments have become a fixture of the prime minister's weekly grilling in the House of Commons. Downing Street officials said Cameron's remarks were made "off the cuff."  A spokesman said the prime minister apologizes if anyone was offended by his comments.Tourette's syndrome is a ne... (read more)

3. Obama is 'playing with fire' over yuan June 20, 2011 LONDON - US President Barack Obama's propel onto China across its currency's exchange rate is a manifestation of hypocrisy from the West and shall not work, a British economist has said."The president is practicing with fire... Obama really must tread carefully. At the identical time, the United States is currently at risk of sparking what could be an all-out import war," remarked Liam Halligan inside an allotment sustained via this week's Sunday Telegraph.Halligan, foremost economist at Prosperity Capital Management, envisaged that China shall not fruit within the direction of US propel up on... (read more) Author: eww rwrwr

4. FTSE 100 banks down after shake-up rumours June 06, 2011 Spread betting provider City Index (http://www.cityindex.co.uk/) takes a look at the financial activity shaping the markets on 6th June 2011. Lloyds Banking Group has proven to be the biggest faller on the FTSE 100 so far this morning (June 6th) following a report in the Sunday Telegraph. The bank had shed 1.71 per cent as of 10:26 BST, but it was not alone in its tumble. Barclays had lost 0.68 per cent, while HSBC Holdings and Royal Bank of Scotland retreated by 0.53 per cent. Such a share prices performance comes after the newspaper's James Quinn reported that up to £4.4 bill... (read more) Author: City Index

5. Apple Bows to Pressure Carrier, Integrated Kills iPhone SIM? May 23, 2011 Apple killed the plan integrate the SIM cards in future versions of the iPhone , according to the British Sunday Telegraph, but could still benefit technology reportedly iPad tablet. The article cites a supposed "senior source in the mobile operator," says that "Apple has long been trying to build closer relationships and to cut operators. But this time they were sent back to the drawing board with their tails between his legs." report comes only weeks after rumors of a built-in SIM first emerged at the time, speculation that Apple tried to simplify the iPhone activation for their c... (read more) Author: ey mak

6. Libya Offers Truce to UN in Return for NATO Cease-fire May 16, 2011 Libya's prime minister has offered a truce to a visiting United Nations envoy in return for an immediate NATO cease-fire. Prime Minister Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi made the comments in Tripoli Sunday following a meeting with U.N. special envoy Abdul Ilah Khatib. Soon after Khatib arrived, Libya's state television reported that a new NATO airstrike hit the western city of Zuwara, near the Tunisian border.The head of Britain's armed forces, General David Richards, told The Sunday Telegraph newspaper there is a risk the conflict could result in Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi clinging to power if NATO do... (read more)

7. British Defense Chief: NATO Needs to 'Up Ante' in Libya May 15, 2011 The head of Britain's armed forces is urging NATO to broaden its range of bombing targets in Libya amid fears the conflict might end in a stalemate.General David Richards told The Sunday Telegraph newspaper that there is a risk the conflict could result in Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi clinging to power if NATO does not "up the ante."  He said NATO is currently not attacking infrastructure targets in Libya but needs to consider increasing the range of its targets and intensifying its military action.Restrictions imposed by members of NATO allow its forces to only attack targets that pose a dir... (read more)

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