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- Woman loses final embryo appeal
  Posted by Jeff from BBC News
  Current UK laws require both the man and woman to give consent, and allows either party to withdraw that consent up to the point where the embryos are implanted.
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- Fuel poverty 'claims 1.7m extra'
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  In the UK, overall three million households spend more than 10% of their income on electricity and gas - the definition of fuel poverty, the group said.
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- Blair to announce Iraq troop pullout - Conflict in Iraq
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  Blair will also tell the House of Commons during his regular weekly appearance before it that a total of about 3,000 British soldiers will have left southern Iraq by the end of 2007, if the security there is sufficient, the British Broadcasting Corp. said, quoting government officials who weren't further identified.
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- Suppressed report shows cancer link to GM potatoes
  Posted by Garrett from The Independent
  A study that has linked genetically modified potatoes to cancer has been finally released after being suppressed by the biotech industry. The study showed that rats who ate genetically modified potatoes were much more likely to develop organ and tissue damage.
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- Solidarity pitch invasion protest for Greek hunger strikers
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  In a “friendly”/unofficial football game between the Greek national team and the S. Korean national team in London, 4 people holding two large banners (2 people per banner) invaded the pitch. One banner said “70 days of hunger strike” and the other one added “We don’t forget, we don’t forgive”
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- 2012 London Olympics: Police State Opening Ceremony
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  A combination of leaked documents and public policy debate has recently revealed that the British government is preparing to use the 2012 Olympic games in London as a showcase for multiple big brother police state operations and technologies.
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- Wales | Parcel bomb injures DVLA worker
  Posted by Kaerast from BBC News
  A staff member at the DVLA in Swansea has been taken to hospital with hand injuries after a parcel bomb exploded. The attack happened in the post room shortly before 0930 GMT and is the third of its kind on driving-related companies in as many days.
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Jeff comments on:
Suppressed report shows cancer link to GM potatoes

Strange story – it’s a Russian study .. sorry if I’m skeptical … but the suppression must have been for a reason (not a good reason).

GMO is a disaster.

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7:37 pm 2/18/07
Billbar comments on:
Blair, Musharraf Pledge to Fight Terror

From the document obtained by the BBC:

The wars in Afghanistan and particularly Iraq have not gone well and are progressing slowly towards an as yet unspecified and uncertain result.

The War in Iraq…has acted as a recruiting sergeant for extremists from across the Muslim world.

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4:26 pm 9/28/06
Billbar comments on:
Details Emerge in British Terror Case
The NYT won't let UK readers access this article.
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1:33 am 8/30/06

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