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A drug that is used to treat depression could be used to prevent dementia in a research breakthrough hailed by Scottish experts.

Two midwives who were charged over the death of a Melbourne woman following a home birth have had charges of manslaughter struck out and won’t have to stand trial, nearly a decade after the tragedy.

Two midwives who were charged over the death of a Melbourne woman following a home birth have had charges of manslaughter struck out and won’t have to stand trial, nearly a decade after the tragedy.

Two midwives who were charged over the death of a Melbourne woman following a home birth have had charges of manslaughter struck out and won’t have to stand trial, nearly a decade after the tragedy.

Gaye Demanuele and Melody Bourne were with Caroline Lovell when she delivered her second daughter in a birthing pool in January 2012

Essay Sample: Animal Testing/Experimentation: Why not? People who would end experimentation on laboratory animals dont understand the importance it. They dont realize

SIX more artists are currently showcasing their work on Bradford’s big screen as part of the Not Just Hockney exhibition. The latest artist’s choice selection, runs throughout July and August on the City Park screen, and was set up by Silsden art enthusiast Colin Neville. This time it includes street photography, and work from a textile artist, painters, printmakers and illustrators. Mr Neville, who also runs a website dedicated to local artists, said: “The range of art talent on ...

By Ray Cox Special to The Roanoke Times Incoming correspondence from our many contributors has been awash in additions to an ongoing discussion of the history of the region’s many mineral springs. As is sometimes the case with such listings, reader reaction may come in the form of gentle reminders (or scolding tut-tuts) that one or another potential member of the list went unmentioned. The plea here to incomplete list-making is guilty. The only defense for such omissions is tha...

THE first postage stamps of the New Year will commemorate the 70th anniversary of the opening of the first of the UK’s 15 National Parks. One of the set of 10, issued on January 14, carries the unmistakeable and enigmatic shape of Freebrough Hill, which is just inside the North York Moors National Park. It is beside the A171, which climbs Birk Brow bank out of Guisborough, passes the hill, before going over the moors past Scaling Reservoir to Whitby. The hill rises about 200ft above the...