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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: An interview with researcher Phillip Day about the issues at hand and his current activities.

WHEN IN ROME: With one breath, Romano Prodi demanded that the electorate's verdict be respected. With the next, and without so much as a blush, he proclaimed: "The European constitution isn't dead; ratification must continue."
TAXPAYERS FACE £2BN HIDDEN BILL FOR THE EU: Graham Brady, the Conservatives' spokesman on Europe, said last night: "When Tony Blair cobbled together the EU budget deal, we thought it was the worst possible deal. Now, as more and more details come to light, it appears we are getting an even worse deal."
BERTIE HAS HANDED EVERYTHING PEARSE WON OVER TO THE EU: Irish sovereignty, as declared in the 1916 Proclaimation of the Irish Republic, is now being handed over without a fight to the EU as Brussels takes ever greater control of the country's laws and policies.

NEW LABELS SEND UNHEALTHY FOODS INTO SALES DIVE: Sales of 'unhealthy' foods have fallen by up to 40% since supermarkets started revealing fat, salt and sugar content on labels.
A THIRD OF CHILDREN ARE TOO FAT: More than a third of all children are either overweight or obese, UK government figures showed yesterday. A quarter of 11 to 15 year olds are classified as obese - double the proportion 10 years ago.
NEW DRUGS FOR HYPERACTIVE CHILDREN RAISE DOCTORS' FEARS: Doctors have criticised official guidelines recommending new drugs to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in young people.

THE REAL DRUG ABUSE: Jacky Law discusses the way big drug companies manipulate the perception of need for their products and expand their markets by redefining and essentially promoting the idea of mental illness.
ONE IN 20 HAS PERSONALITY DISORDER: Nearly one in 20 people in the UK has a personality disorder, according to new research.
OXYGEN THERAPY: A look at hyperbaric oxygen treatment (HBOT) via the stories of a few patients who have benefitted greatly from it and the question of why it is so unknown and under-used.
PYLON CANCER FEARS: Up to £7 billion will be wiped off property values if the Government accepts the advice of experts that homes should no longer be built near overhead power lines because of possible links with childhood leukaemia.
ID CARDS FOR BRITAIN: You may have heard that legislation creating compulsory ID cards passed a crucial stage in the House of Commons. You may feel that ID cards are not something to worry about, since we already have photo ID for our passport and driving licence and an ID card will be no different to that. What you have not been told is the full scope of this proposed ID card, and what it will mean to you personally.
THERE'S CLEAN AND THERE'S UNHEALTHILY CLEAN: While many books have publicised the common-sense approach to good health through adequate sanitation and cleanliness, another equation to consider in examining the cause of certain illnesses is when the pendulum swings the other way and obsession with cleanliness begins to have a negative effect on health.
MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our new subscribers about these and other subjects.

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UK/Ireland May-June & September 2006
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Upcoming meetings: Bournemouth, Southampton, Watford, Brentwood, London, Reading, Chichester, Brighton, Sheffield, Leeds, Newcastle, York, Milton Keynes, Norwich.