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Campaigners have called for swimming to be made a priority in sports lessons after a study revealed one in three children leaves primary school without the skill. It comes as recent figures showed that drowning is the third most common cause of accidental death of children in England - prompting concern that many youngsters do not know how to swim. More... |
Statins Could Benefit The Health Of MillionsA new study suggests that everyone, even healthy people, could benefit from taking cholesterol-lowering drugs. |
Tall Ship In Thames As Royal Vessels RevealedRiver Pageant organisers will announce later today which vessels will carry members of the royal family during the Diamond Jubilee extravaganza on June 3. |
Cameron To Step Up Eurozone Break-Up WarningsDavid Cameron will step up his warning to eurozone countries to sort out the present crisis and uncertainty as a matter of urgency. |
Staff Vote Paves Way For UK Vauxhall DealStaff at Vauxhall have backed a change to their pay and working conditions that will secure jobs and investment at the Ellesmere Port plant. |
New Banksy Graffiti Appears On London StreetBanksy has apparently created a new piece of artwork in a London street - as builders in Australia destroy his iconic parachuting rat. |
Corrie Canned: Soap Musical Put On HoldThe Coronation Street musical may have come to the end of the road only days after its premiere after planned shows were postponed.<br> |
Liverpool Legend Dalglish Sacked As ManagerKenny Dalglish has been sacked as manager of Liverpool just 16 months into his second spell in charge of the football club. |
Pasty Tax Warning As Greggs Sales FallGreggs the bakery has blamed a recent fall in sales on Britain's wet weather while warning that the Government's 'pasty tax' could cause store closures and job losses.<br> |
Euro 2012 Squad: Terry In, Ferdinand Left OutJohn Terry has been included in England's 23-man squad for Euro 2012 despite facing trial after the tournament for allegedly racially abusing Rio Ferdinand's footballer brother Anton. |





