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

WARNING ON EU LICENCES: A new Europe-wide driving licence could become "an identity card by the back door", a British Euro-MP warned yesterday. Transport ministers are expected to approve the single driving licence for 25 nations at talks next week.
BENIGHTED LAWS THAT OPPRESS US ALL: 'Light pollution' will become a statutory nuisance for the first time and refusal to obey an order to dim an offending illumination is to be a criminal offence, punishable by a fine of up to £50,000.
KINNOCK IS A PROFITABLE SERVANT: A look at the 'Kinnock Family Fortunes' by way of Mr Kinnock's 75K pension, his wife Glenys' generous salary as an MEP and the revelation that practically the whole Kinnock family is on the government payroll in some form or fashion.

DRUG TRIAL AXED AFTER PATIENTS POISONED: The latest controversy over anti-inflammatory medication, following the withdrawal of Vioxx, one of a group of Cox-2 inhibitor drugs.
ANTIBODY PUTS IMMUNE SYSTEM IN OVERDRIVE: The experimental drug that has caused the violent reaction in six healthy volunteers is an entirely new type of antibody treatment which puts the body's immune response into overdrive rather than subduing it.
FAN BULLETIN BIG VICTORY IN MASSACHUSETTS: This month's updates from the Fluoride Action Network.

DANGER IN A COFFEE CUP: Coffee drinkers who have more than three cups a day could be dramatically increasing their risk of a heart attack, say researchers.
EXANTA WITHDRAWN AFTER LIVER DAMAGE: It was once touted as a $3 billion wonder drug to replace an ancient medicine commonly used as a rat poison. Yesterday, however, Britain's second-biggest pharmaceuticals maker finally pulled the plug on Exanta.
RETURN OF THE TERMINATOR: Ministers are trying to scrap an international agreement banning the world's most controversial genetic modification of crops, grimly nicknamed "terminator technology".
THE FOOD DOCTOR ON HTMA: Ian Marber explains why he has become a convert to Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis.
JUNK FOOD FIRMS USE CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS: Junk food manufacturers use more than 40 "dirty tricks" to sell unhealthy products to children behind parents' backs, watchdogs claim.
CANCER COUPLE CLAIM MAST VICTORY: A couple who both suffered from breast cancer are claiming victory in their battle to have a phone mast moved from its site near their home.
NO REGRETS: In this excerpt from The Little Book of Attitude, Phillip Day touches on some basic prerequisites for a long, healthy and stress-free life.
SPOUSES DRIVEN TO AN EARLY GRAVE: Rowing spouses may be right when they accuse the other of sending them to an early grave, according to research that shows marital clashes cause real heartache.
CLEVER FOODS NOT SUCH A SMART BUY: Foods that supposedly boost intelligence or the immune system are not worth the extra money, experts warned yesterday.
MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our new subscribers about these and other subjects.

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Welcome to EClub, 10th April 2006

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UK/Ireland 2006
Phillip Day's New What's News Tour, Not to be missed! Have you got your tickets yet?
Final meetings: Dublin, Cork, Killarney, Galway, Athlone
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UK/Ireland May-June & September 2006
Phillip Day's Simple Changes Tour
Special offer for all ticket-holders!
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First meetings: Bromley, Guildford, Canterbury, Maidstone, Bristol, Cardiff, Taunton, Cheltenham, Bournemouth, Southampton, Watford, Brentwood, London