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One-stop shop to keep children safe on internet

One-stop shop to keep children safe on internet

Help is at hand for parents who fear for their children’s safety while using the internet with the launch today of a government scheme aimed at keeping children safe in cyberspace. The UK Council for Child Internet Safety will bring together more than 100 public and private organisations to develop... 

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A sanctuary that’s 600 cats’ meows

A sanctuary that’s 600 cats’ meows

On a central California ranch, Lynea Lattanzio feeds and cares for feral and abandoned cats. ‘C’mon babies, let’s walk!” Lynea Lattanzio, a fit 50-something woman with curly brown hair, slides open her kitchen door and five, 10, 15 cats rush through the opening like water gushing out of a pressurized... 

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Alex’s Lemonade Stand for Childhood Cancer Research

Alex’s Lemonade Stand for Childhood Cancer Research

In 2000, a 4 year old cancer patient named Alexandra “Alex” Scott announced a seemingly simple idea -she was holding a lemonade stand to raise money to help “her doctors” find a cure for kids with cancer. The idea was put into action by Alex and her older brother, Patrick, when... 

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Attitude Fights Colds

Attitude Fights Colds

Cheerfulness helps the body brush off the common cold. A smile a day may keep the doctor away. Happy people are better able to laugh off the common cold, according to a study. On the other hand, depressed people are more likely to complain about their symptoms whether or not they are actually sick. A... 

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Good News From Pakistan

Good News From Pakistan

There’s been a shakeup in Pakistan’s feared and reprehensible Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI), reports Time’s Omar Waraich. Historically, the ISI supported–arguably created–the Taliban (and Al Qaeda) as a counter to India’s power in Afghanistan. But the new... 

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Pride of Britain Awards: honouring the UKs heroes and heroines at glittering event

Pride of Britain Awards: honouring the UKs heroes and heroines at glittering event

If this Britain is broken, someone forgot to tell the glittering gathering of heroes, stars and celebrities last night. They forgot to tell Bernard Butler, the lorry driver who ignored his own heart condition to rush into the path of a 50ft chemical fireball to save a man’s life after a motorway crash. They... 

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