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Paul, Potts, singing his way to stardom
He's sung his way to victory in Britain's Got Talent, and now Paul Potts, the 36-year-old operatic mobile phone salesman is set to record his own album |
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Diseased middle class drinkers
Think it's only binge drinkers who damage their health? A special investigation reveals the deadly epidemic of liver disease among middle-class social tipplers |
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The IVF timebomb
Scientists have discovered disturbing evidence that fertility treatments could be damaging the very children they help create |
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Could your DNA hold the key to a wrinkle-free face
If you've sought expert help to combat wrinkles, flab and bloating, a geneticist is the latest must-have. Gene technology is set to revolutionise the beauty industry |
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LIZ JONES: Fashion addict
What's a grown up style guru to do when the fashion industry thinks the over-40s should be dressing like teens? |
One in four hospitals is so unhygienic it is putting its patients' lives at risk. The shocking statistic is published by the Healthcare Commission watchdog today as part of an annual 'health check' of English NHS trusts...
When Joanne Gilbert landed £1.1million on the lottery, few of her workmates expected to see her return to her job at the hospital laundry. After all, her £150 weekly wage there is dwarfed by the £1,100 a week she receives in interest on her winnings . . . 
Women should be offered free bra-fittings on the NHS to cut the number getting unnecessary breast reductions, doctors said. The British Medical Association (BMA) said it could save the NHS tens of thousands of pounds each year it currently spends on operations . . . 
Meet Mr and Mrs Lotto, owners of the luckiest faces in Britain. To mark the 10,000th jackpot winner of the National Lottery - whose slogan used to be 'It Could Be You' - operator Camelot has come up with photofits of two typical winners . . . 
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