Amanda Cable pulls on her
Marigolds, opens her larder and tests just how dirt-busting the edible cleaners
can be...
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19 November 2014
PS
You can imagine what tomato ketchup does to your gullet.
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Friday, November 21, 2014
Israeli drone pilot admits to ‘wrong calls’ in Gaza bomb attacks.
Major Yair, 31, one of Israel's
most experienced spy plane commanders, said he has 'learnt to live' with
mistakes of the past.
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19 November 2014
PS
Have the parents, relatives and
loved ones of those killed by his actions ‘learnt to live’ with THEIR LOSS?
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Running 'can be good for your knees and prevent osteoarthritis'
A new study presented at the
American College of Rheumatology's annual meeting found regular runners were
less likely to develop osteoarthritis, a painful condition caused by damage to
the cartilage.
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19 November 2014
Freezing your chicken could slash the risk of food poisoning
Dr Frieda Jorgensen, of Public
Health England, said freezing meat kills 90 per cent of the campylobacter
cells, making it much less likely that the germs will be passed to humans.
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19 November 2014
Sleep: Why the words look blurred when you read in bed
Plenty of bodily processes are
active under the cover of darkness. One reason for this is that every cell in
the body has its own circadian rhythm, or ‘clock’. We reveal what happens to
the body at night and why.
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18 November 2014
Was US hostage killed in American airstrike BEFORE beheading video?
Peter Kassig's execution may
have been faked by Jihadi John after the US hostage was killed in an US-led
airstrike, according to extraordinary claims from the leader of a Syrian
underground group.
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18 November 2014
A boob-job for those holiday snaps! Doctor developing vacation breasts.
US doctor Dr Norman Rowe is researching a temporary breast augmentation which would last for a two to three-week holiday, but there are fears over potential safety risks.
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18 November 2014
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