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News that Ulster homebuyers could be offered mortgages of up to five times their salaries today sparked concerns over increased consumer debt.
Dementia On The Rise In Aging Populations Science Daily
Life expectancy continues to rise in most countries around the world, and in industrialized nations it is not uncommon for people to live well into their 90s. One consequence is that dementia will become much more common as a new study published in PLoS Medicine suggests.
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Each year enormous effort goes into producing influenza vaccines and delivering them to appropriate sections of the population. But a review of the evidence in this week's BMJ suggests that they may not be as effective as we think. [click link for full article]
Dementia On The Rise In Aging Populations Medical News Today
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At last - the caravan has arrived among UK's top motoring ideas The Scotsman
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BBC's Huw mysteriously acquires poppy half-way through news bulletin Daily Mail
When BBC Ten O'Clock news presenter Huw Edwards took to the news-room floor during Monday night's bulletin - viewers were immediately alerted to the fact that he has forgotten something - his poppy


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