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    A tongue in cheek look at new health and safety guidelines covering what our children should and shouldn't be protected from at school.

    America desperately needs leadership who will first of all admit that a serious energy problem exists and who will take massive steps to mobilize and organize the resources needed to reduce if not eliminate the dependency of America upon foreign oil.

    A look at the current state of the property market and how this is making the valuation process harder for many sellers.

    Last year the United States Mint began a new circulating dollar coin series. This will be the third attempt to produce a circulating small size dollar coin.

    In the cool and positively gloomy light of the current financial forecast, the government are considering relaxing the "fiscal rules" that had shaped economic management since Brown invented them in 1997.

    The Parliamentary Ombudsman has announced that the government should set up a compensation fund for victims of the Equitable Life collapse. Take a look at why it has taken so long?

    A look at the process of valuing a residence and how the current market is making the process more difficult.

    A look at the training courses being undertaken by healthcare professionals in order to improve infection control and combat super-bugs such as MRSA.

    A look at the reasons behind the increased use of the private hospital and the treatments available in these institutions.

    Dems and Repubs alike are scared of looking soft at election time! A tongue-in-cheek look at our slide into the loss of liberty at the hands of promise-everything politicians. We need Chairman Mao!

    Tips To Help You Sell Your Home

    You don't necessarily need to hire a real estate agent to help you sell off your home. You can do it yourself if you want too.

    Drivers found guilty of death by dangerous driving are to be set tougher punishments. Offenders could face up to fourteen years in prison after the new guidelines were set by the SGC.

    The plan outlined here is investor and economy friendly. Where jobs are lost, new entities will be needed, based of the premise that regulated capitalism can work well. As shoppers and homeowners, as retirees and employees, as business owners and investors, this is the reform plan we need.

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