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THE economy has taken a downward turn and the housing market is looking shaky, but one group remains optimistic...
 
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Blood test for breast cancer
A BLOOD test for breast cancer could be available within months, British researchers say.
Oh Yvette, why do you think it's so important to be earnest?
PROFILE Yvette Cooper, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, is arguing the Government's case on the abolition of the 10p tax rate.
MPs urge 12-week abortion limit
THE abortion limit would be cut to 12 weeks under radical proposals by pro-life MPs.
I turned down the French President &
Propositioned by a president, posing for Playboy at 43, Juliette Binoche has always attracted controversy...
New Retail banking chief exec appointed
LLOYDS TSB’s appointment of Helen Weir as new executive director of UK Retail Banking has made her one of the most powerful women in British banking.
As a feminist, I thought it was men keeping women from top jobs. I was wrong. Most of us simply don't want that kind of 'success'
ROSIE BOYCOTT on a new provocative book that claims men and women's brains are wired differently
Two breakthroughs for infertility treatment
TWO separate scientific breakthroughs have given new hope today to women facing infertility.
My refusal to weep in the office might be a crying shame
MY NAME is Liz and I have never cried in the office. I agree with J K Rowling. Dig your nails in your palms.
Mothers should be paid to stay at home, say the Tories
MOTHERS who do not want to return to work could be paid to look after their young children, the Tories will say today.
Golf in turmoil over sex war
WOMEN'S golf has fought for years for equality in their male-dominated sport...
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Top-up fees 'will leave graduates £22,000 in debt'
Higher tuition fees will saddle students with debts of up to £22,000 on graduation, according to a study.
 
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