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Food allergy diagnosis firms 'may be risking clients' health' Companies that offer to diagnose food allergies may be putting people's health at risk by giving unreliable results consumer group claims. Food allergy tests Consumer group Which? claims some companies offering food allergy tests may be putting clients' health at risk by giving unreliable results. Their researchers investigated companies offering a number of diagnosis techniques. Homes evacuated as more flash flooding hits Scotland Dozens more homes have been evacuated as heavy rain caused flash flooding in central and southern Scotland. BAA airport sale 'would benefit passengers' Airline passengers could see quicker checkin and baggage reclaim under radical plans to break up BAA's stranglehold of the industry. Gordon Brown breaks silence over criticism of his leadership The Prime Minister has insisted that David Miliband does not pose a threat to his position and that he will lead Labour to victory in the next general election. Government targets fostered £90000 NHS fraud A man defrauded nearly £90000 from the NHS by working as a stop smoking adviser and signing up nonsmoking strangers to exaggerate his success rates. New street names rejected as "too fancy" by Yorkshire town Aristocraticsounding street names proposed for a new housing development have been rejected as "too fancy" by a northern market town. British hospitals schools and power stations still vulnerable to flooding Hospitals schools and power stations across Britain are still vulnerable to flooding according to a new report. Sebastian Faulks' Devil May Care won't be Bond film Latest 007 book Devil May Care will not be adapted for the big screen. Bread prices could rise as rain hits wheat The price of a loaf of bread could rise as the wet August is threatening to ruin up to 90 per cent of the wheat crop. Childminder shortage looms as bureaucracy forces thousands to quit New parents are facing a looming shortage of childminders after Government red tape prompted thousands to abandon the profession. NHS diabetes care 'still has mountain to climb' experts warn The NHS still 'has a mountain to climb' in the treatment and prevention of diabetes despite Goverment boasts of good progress experts say. Academic wins tribunal case over remarked papers An lecturer has won a case against a university that "meddled" in his exams marking and gave new grades to papers he had failed. Adrian Sudbury blog posts Journalist Adrian Sudbury kept an internet blog of his battle with Leukaemia and bid to educate more people about bone marrow donation. Scottish schools shut as thousands of council staff go on strike Schools rubbish collections and ferry services across Scotland in chaos. Period dramas return to autumn television schedules This autumn viewers will be treated to no fewer than three new television adaptations of classic novels by Jane Austen Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy. Man left fighting for his life after rejecting yob's request for a cigarette A man was left fighting for his life after being beaten up by a gang of yobs after he rejected a request for a cigarette. Gary Glitter flies to Hong Kong from Thailand Disgraced singer thrown out of Thailand after refusing to return to UK. Warnings over Calpol sales changes Plans to allow parents to buy Calpol off the shelf without any medical advice from pharmacists will put children at risk experts have warned. MoD to offload fighter to avoid cash crisis The Ministry of Defence is attempting to offload a £5 billion order of Eurofighter aircraft to save desperately needed cash. John Prescott and Jodie Marsh exchange kiss Former deputy prime minister and glamour model kiss 'for research'. Drunk teenager throws rabbit against wall and films its death A drunken 14yearold girl killed a rabbit by swinging it from its ears and smashing it repeatedly against a wall while filming the brutal attack on a mobile phone a court heard today. Bone marrow blogger dies after leukaemia battle A journalist who fought a courageous battle against leukaemia and gained widespread praise for his internet blog has died. Personal injury on your property Homeowners have a duty of care to protect visitors and likely visitors to their property from accidents or injuries under the Occupiers Liability Act of 1957. Bread prices could rise as rain affects wheat harvest Shoppers could be hit with a further rise in bread prices as the wet August is threatening to ruin up to 90 per cent of the wheat crop. Tesco home deliveryman seeks compensation from customer A Tesco customer is being sued by one of the supermarket chain's deliverymen after he slipped on a driveway during a dropoff. Channel 4 launches search for the next Carol Vorderman on Countdown Channel 4 is advertising for a new mathematical mastermind to replace Carol Vorderman when she leaves Countdown at the end of the year. Britons look beyond Eurozone for bettervalue holidays Travellers are heading for alternative destinations as the cost of holidays inside the Eurozone take their toll. Bear steals hubcap from car then gives it back A black bear surprised visitors to a safari park by stealing a hubcap from a car and then offering it to a woman driver. Gary Glitter to fly to 'another Asian country' Gary Glitter is refusing to return to Britain and will fly to another Asian country after being forced to leave Thailand. £2.95 charity shop painting to sell for £3000 at auction A woman who bought a Victorian painting at a charity shop for £2.95 is set to sell it for £3000 at auction. National Trust in 'health and safety' treefelling row The National Trust has been accused of "health and safety paranoia" for felling a swathe of historic trees near a stately home. Gary Glitter given 'unconditional' deadline to leave Thailand The former rock star Gary Glitter is being forced to leave Thailand because he poses a "threat to domestic morality". Daughter's house party leaves street 'looking like Beirut' after parents go away on holiday A couple whose teenage daughter held a party that left their street "looking like Beirut" while they were away on holiday have issued a public apology to their neighbours. Gay rights champion Leo Abse dies The former Labour MP has died in hospital after a short illness at the age of 91. Rock legends who will remain 'Forever 27' A photographic exhibition remembers the rock legends who died aged 27. Refunds for homeowners if council services fail Homeowners could be able to claim £10 cash refunds from their council if they are unsatisfied with its services under Government plans. HBOS chief executive has bank accounts raided by identity thief The chief executive of HBOS has had his bank accounts raided by a thief who stole his identity. Husband describes devastation after finding wife dying in car crash A husband has described his devastation after an accident victim he rushed to save turned out to be his dying wife. Captain Cook's boomerang on sale for £60000 A boomerang obtained by Captain James Cook on his first visit to Australia in 1770 is to go on sale. David Miliband says UK will not forgive Russia over Georgia David Miliband warned Russia that it faces serious consequences for its invasion of Georgia even if Moscow does finally honour repeated pledges to its withdraw troops from Georgian territory. Amy Winehouse to seek treatment in rehab clinic near husband Blake FielderCivil's prison Troubled singer Amy Winehouse is planning to undergo a course of treatment at a drug rehabilitation centre in Suffolk so she can be close to her husband Blake FielderCivil who is in prison nearby. Downing Street 'wastes money' on antiJeremy Clarkson video Government accused of wasting taxpayers' money on video rejecting campaign to make Top Gear presenter PM. Children's vitamins have no more nutritional value than sweets say scientists Children's vitamins contain such a low level of nutrition that they are little better than sweets researchers have found. Boy in hospital after 'gas lighting' stunt backfires A 12yearold has been taken to hospital with burns after blowing up a petrol can while breaking wind. Muslim prisoners victimised in jail Muslim prisoners are taking refuge in the isolation units of jails to escape violent attacks according to a report by the Chief Inspector of Prisons. Gary Glitter in Thai airport standoff The former pop star and convicted paedophile is refusing to fly out to Britain from Bangkok but no other country appears willing to take him. Jade Goody returns to Britain after cancer diagnosis Jade Goody broke down in tears as she arrived back in the UK after being diagnosed with cancer. Gary Glitter refuses to leave Thailand Singer threatened with deportation after he refuses to fly to Britain. BAA should sell two of its three London airports says Competition Commission BAA should give up control of two of its three London airports Heathrow Gatwick and Stansted the Competition Commission has proposed in a preliminary report.

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