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• OMISSIONS MAR BBC'S 'BALANCE': While almost everything the BBC reports these days is shaped by its own partisan agenda, the problem is often not in what it reports but what it leaves out.
• TWO FACES OF BEN BRADSHAW: Two contrasting episodes last week highlighted the shambles Britain is making of the EU's common fisheries policy.
• THE SEERA: A look at the European Union Regional Assembly that no one seems to want or understand and yet is being foisted upon us by John Prescott and budgeted to the tune of £4 million.
• EUROPEAN? NOT US SAY BRIT TEENS: An amazing 98 per cent of our teenagers don't see themselves as Europeans - they prefer to be seen as British through and through.
  
  

... AND THE ROUND-UP OF HEALTH NEWS FOR THIS MONTH

• THE TRUTH ABOUT HIV, PART ONE: The first of four articles on HIV/AIDS from the forthcoming Credence title 'The Truth about HIV'.

 

 

• DRUG COMPANY EMPIRE READY TO FALL: The $500 billion drug company dynasty finally appears ready to fall as the industry struggles to save face among continual reports of serious problems with well-known drugs. Meanwhile, drug research and development is on the decline and the industry is struggling to find new medicines.
• HEART DISEASE, AN EXCERPT FROM 'THE ABC'S OF DISEASE': Over 3,000 Americans die EVERY DAY from heart disease in its various forms. Elsewhere, it is the leading killer in the western world today. Are you fully protected?
  
• DEATH RATES FROM PRESCRIPTION DRUGS EXPLODE AT BEGINNING OF THE MONTH: According to research, deaths attributed to medication errors rise by as much as 25 percent above normal in the first few days of every month. This study is the first to document a beginning-of-the-month boost in deaths associated with mistakes in prescription drugs.
  
• PUPILS' £20 MILLION PAYDAY: Up to 200,000 sixth-formers will be handed £100 this week as a reward for turning up to lessons after the Christmas holidays. They will qualify for the payments under a controversial Government scheme aimed at encouraging youngsters to stay on at schools.
  
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our readers about these and other subjects.
  

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