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Is anything between 20% and 50% in the uk and we know that it's massive. but while it's an issue affecting millions of people, chris says the mechanism of how persistent pain works is not well understood. for example, if we have pain in our knee, the senses in our knee may be sending normal information to our nervous system. that data reaches the spinal cord and the spinal cord will do what it wants to do on that signal, and it may boost the signal, and it depends largely then on the decision—making process to turn that into a threat signal or a normal signal. and a normal signal will feel l...

1996. they ignored her as they so often do in sexual abuse cases, but now all of these years later, finally, we havejustice. it now all of these years later, finally, we have justice. finally, we have 'ustice. it took several finally, we have 'ustice. it took seveel days — finally, we have 'ustice. it took several days of — finally, we havejustice. it took several days of deliberation. i several days of deliberation. however is that for those who give evidence to wait as the jury comes back with questions —— how agonising is that? it back with questions -- how agonising is that? , ., ....

Section, i always cast my eye and a name pops up that i know nothing about. this is so david cox whojust died aged 97. he is reckoned to be the world's most influential statistician. what's that mean? sounds very academic. basically he had been trying to do theories about the risk of things, ridge collapsing, a bank going bust, a human life being lost, and he fell into, he caught the flu very badly into, he caught the flu very badly in 1972 and he had been agonising over coming up with a mathematical theory around statistics stop he falls into almost like a fever. he has got the flu, and he ge...

Chose to stood up which everybody would expect he would, he would require more than 50% of the parliamentary party to vote for him to stay in place. if he gets more than 50%, he can carry on his prime minister. if he loses that confidence vote, he cannot stand in that race to replace them. my feeling is, westminster is nowhere near that point at the moment. there are some who have said publicly that they think the prime minister should go. we heard andrew mitchell, yesterday, a big figure in the party, a former chief whip, save this morning in an interview that this morning in an interview tha...

Because of them. please have try to clamp down on fuel coming into i because of them. please have try to clamp down on fuel coming into the| clamp down on fuel coming into the main protest area. for now a gap remains between what the protesters want and what the government is willing to do. day 3 of the winter olympics in beijing and there was disappointment for team gb�*s curling mixed—doubles pair when they were narrowly beaten in a tough semi—final against norway. jen dodds and bruce mouat lost 6—5, ending their hopes of a gold or silver medal. with more on this and the rest of the ...