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• DAGGER AT DEMOCRACY: The Civil Contingencies Bill, which is not far from passage, enables the Government to declare a 'State of Emergency' on practically any grounds.
  
• EU BID TO HIJACK OLYMPIC GLORY: British athletes could have to compete under the European flag at future Olympics in a remarkable attempt by Brussels to hijack their success.
• FRENCH RIFT OVER EU VOTE: The former French prime minister Laurent Fabius has thrown the country's socialist opposition into disarray by breaking ranks with the party leadership to threaten a No vote when France votes on the European constitution.
• ART SHOWS SEES EU AS 'NEW ROMAN EMPIRE': The European Union is poised to overtake America to become the premier superpower, according to an EU exhibition launched yesterday in the heart of Brussels.
• TURKEY'S MUSLIM MILLIONS: A European commissioner set off a furious row yesterday after warning that Europe's Christian civilisation risked being overrun by Islam.
• UNION LEADERS DELIVER BLOW TO BLAIR'S HOPE FOR EU CONSTITUTION: Tony Blair's hopes of winning a referendum on the European constitution suffered a setback last night when the Trades Union Congress refused to give its backing to the campaign for a Yes vote.
  

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

• CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME: An excerpt from Phillip Day's The ABC's of Disease.
• FIBROMYALGIA: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and fibromyalgia are similar conditions, with long lists of symptoms for which there are few real remedies. While they are called different disorders, CFS and fibromyalgia are close cousins, sharing many of the same symptoms.

• ACNE, AN OVERVIEW: A close look at this common condition in its various forms and some suggestions on how to avoid it or minimise its effects.
• AUSTRALIAN FLUORIDE DECEPTION: Australians questioning water fluoridation, or wanting to protest it, can attend a series of public meetings and debates across Victoria, NSW and QLD, starting with Melbourne on 27th October 2004.
  
• CURED OF CANCER, A BBC REPORT: In September 2003 Felicity Corbin-Wheeler was given between five weeks and six months to live with pancreatic cancer. Now fully recovered, she attributes her cure to vitamin B17 and her Christian faith.
• CHILDREN TO GO ON BIG BROTHER COMPUTER: A national database containing confidential details about every child in Britain is to be set up by the government. An identifying number will be assigned to each child so that the authorities can access their records.
• MAMMOGRAPHY: Millions of women are being persuaded to undergo regular mammography screening in the belief that early detection saves lives. Find out from the leading experts themselves the true dangers behind this procedure and why you should consider the simple and straightforward alternatives.
  
• 'PSA ERA IS OVER': The PSA test, commonly used as a screening tool for detecting prostate cancer, is now all but useless for predicting prostate cancer risk, according to Stanford University School of Medicine researchers.
  
• POLICE RADIO SYSTEM LED TO OFFICER'S FATAL CANCER, FAMILY FEARS: The family of a police officer who died of cancer have questioned whether the force's controversial new radio system caused the disease.
• GOVERNMENT'S DELAY OVER VACCINES: Melanie McDonagh talks about the confusion and uncertainties over MMR and other vaccination practices.
  
• TOXIC CHEMICALS IN YOUR HOME THEY AREN'T TELLING YOU ABOUT: Several everyday consumer products are made with toxic chemicals that can't be found anywhere on the package label.
• THE FLU SEASON CAMPAIGN BEGINS: As predictable as the return of yellow school buses and Monday Night Football, the arrival of fall also brings the first fearful chatter about the approaching flu season. But this year there is a twist: the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has devised a portentous new blueprint to ensure the economic success of this season's flu vaccine.
  
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our readers about these and other subjects.
  

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