• EU 'CHERRY PICKING' FROM RULES VOTERS REJECTED: Despite being rejected by the French and the Dutch, many provisions of the proposed EU constitution are being implemented by the EU Commission anyway.
• DR REID STAYS STRANGELY SILENT ON EU DEFENCE MINISTER'S DEAL: Last week demonstrated how absurdly easy it has become for John Reid, our Secretary of State for Defence, to conceal what is now his department's central policy: the stealthy integration of Britain's defences with those of the EU, wasting billions of pounds.
  
• LET THERE BE VERY COSTLY LIGHT: Another prime example of how seemingly well-meaning but unnecessary laws generated by the EU nanny-state are costing money and time for UK citizens.
  

• ADHD ADVICE SECRETLY PAID FOR BY DRUG COMPANIES: Support and advice groups for parents of children with so-called behavioural disorders are being secretly funded by pharmaceutical firms, it can be revealed.
• ADHD DRUGS DON'T WORK: Now, with controversy growing over the previously undisclosed dangers of psychiatric drugs, international warnings are being issued at escalating rates, siting side-effects of drug dependence, addiction, mania, hostility, aggression, psychosis, suicide and violence.
  
• CHILDREN BEING MADE DEAF BY CANCER TREATMENT: Several hundred babies and children are made profoundly deaf every year by the drugs given to them to 'cure their cancers and save their lives', a leading charity says today.

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

• COURT VICTORY FIRST FOR CELL PHONE PROGRAMMERS: In May an administrative law judge who handles worker's compensation claims awarded Sheresa Price $30,000 in what may be the first such victory where illness was caused by radio-frequency radiation.
• DOWNS IS DANGEROUS: Christopher Booker talks about the trails and tribulations of Georgina Downs in her campaign to bring to light the dangers of pesticides sprayed on crops in Britain.
  
• PUSH TO FLUORIDATE THE UK: The first significant attempt for more than 20 years to extend water fluoridation across England has been launched by the Government.
  
• FLUORIDE VICTORY IN NZ: Six months of argument over water fluoridation in Greymouth, New Zealand, has ended with a public referendum delivering a firm "no".
• RED MEAT AND BOWEL CANCER: People who eat a diet high in red and processed meat increase their risk of bowel cancer by as much as a third, research showed today.
• MEATING THE MAIN PROBLEM: Phillip Day asks the fundamental question, are humans cut out to be carnivores?
• PERSECUTION OF ALTERNATIVE CANCER PRACTITIONERS: Roy MacKinnon had been successfully treating patients in Wales, UK, using the Dr. Hulda Clark protocol until he was investigated under the 1939 Cancer Act and the 1968 Trades Description Acts.
• STAN AND HIS CANCER ENCOUNTER: An account of Stan Bowen's battle with Basal Cell Carcinoma, from conventional treatments to eventual diet and lifestyle changes.
• I'M BEING DRIVEN OUT: A former government adviser who has controversially linked infant vaccines to autism in children claims she is the victim of a disciplinary action "witch-hunt". The child psychologist Lisa Blakemore-Brown believes that her outspokenness has made her enemies in the pharmaceutical business and in the Government.
  
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our new subscribers about these and other subjects.
  

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