Heroin use in young people drops
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Health Committee aims to tackle childhood obesityIrish ExaminerWe need to take "personal and collective responsibility" for our children's' weight, Oireachtas Health Committee Chair Jerry Buttimer has said. The Oireachtas Committee wi…

iAfrica.comStar-studded breast cancer video 'helps save lives'TVNZOne of the stars of New Zealand's famous comedy duo, the Topp Twins, says she is "giving something back to the community" by starring in a new breast cancer awarene…
Over 200 infected with Hep C have diedIrish IndependentBy Eilish O'Regan Health Correspondent MORE than 200 people who received contaminated blood or blood products have died, 55 of them from liver disease, a new report has revealed. The database t…
Daily MailChildren's bars taken off shelves over insect fearsIrish IndependentBy Aideen Sheehan CHILDREN'S cereal bars promoted by a leading baby cookery guru have been withdrawn from sale in Ireland because they could contain insects. Annabel …
Cancer charity backs Sminky Shorts' hands-on animationIrish ExaminerBy Eoin English A leading cancer charity has defended internet sensation Sminky Animation's hum-orous 'hands-on' approach to promote its latest breast awareness campaig…
Turkey renews cross-border attacks in Syria in retaliation for shelling that killed five, despite a government official saying the country has “no interest in war with Syria.”
A landslide buried 19 people in a village in southwestern China, including 18 students in a primary school, state media reported Thursday.
A quick tweet or Facebook post could put you behind bars in the Philippines under a new cyber law, according to activists.
A 28-year-old Jamaican-born man has confessed to his involvement in the stabbing deaths of an American couple on the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, a prosecutor said Wednesday.
At least five people were killed and 10 injured when a shell landed on a house in the Turkish town of Akcakale, the town’s mayor said Wednesday.
Razia Jan is fighting to educate girls in rural Afghanistan, where terrorists will stop at nothing to keep them from learning.
Police searching for April Jones make another appeal for information on suspect Mark Bridger’s movements, as they are given more time to question him.
The number of young heroin addicts in England needing treatment drops to its lowest recorded level, the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse says.
Ryan Shawcross, Aaron Lennon and Fraser Forster are called into the England squad for the World Cup qualifiers.
The BBC has said there is “no evidence” to suggest Newsnight was urged to drop a documentary investigating allegations of sexual assault by Sir Jimmy Savile.
Whitehall must pay more to attract the best civil servants, former civil service head Lord O’Donnell has said, after three were suspended following the rail franchise fiasco.
More parents of young children in England have challenged decisions not to give them their choice of school.
The BBC’s David Sillito has been to Liverpool to find out how three words and two basic chords could inspire a generation.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson is to set to reopen his dispute with the government over aviation capacity by criticising the time taken to decide on Heathrow’s future.