dubczech, 3 April 2005
Strategies aimed at tackling an increasing drug problem in Derry, Northern Ireland must be based in reality, according to a prominent local drugs worker. John McBride, of the Divert Project, was speaking in the wake of Belfast’s hosting of the 16th International Conference on the Reduction of Drug Related Harm, held in late March.
, 30 March 2005
Carol Davidson's little girl has just celebrated her 18th birthday when her parents thought she wouldn't make it to her first birthday.
teganchapman, 30 March 2005
Carol Davidson's little girl has just celebrated her 18th birthday when her parents thought she wouldn't make it to her first birthday.
Ross Whiteford, 29 March 2005
Doctors warn over shocking side-effects of consuming too much caffeine, and believe too many people maybe addicted to the stimulating drug…
, 27 March 2005
Family of 12 wife 43, husband 47 and ten children aged 2-22 leave UK for new life in Western Canada.
avoch, 27 March 2005
Family of 12 wife 43, husband 47 and ten children aged 2-22 leave UK for new life in Western Canada.
Alice Ross, 24 March 2005
Demolition work finally begins following Barcelona’s Carmel underground construction disaster, which left thousands of residents homeless…
Presswire, 22 March 2005
Global security consultancy ScanIT shows Microsoft's Internet Explorer was "unsafe" for 98% of 2004, while rival browser Mozilla was "unsafe" for only 15%…
Dennis Itunbi, 21 March 2005
Noble prize winner Laureate Wangari Maathai has been awarded a honorary degree during the 32nd graduation ceremony of Kenya’s University of Nairobi…
David Macdonald, 18 March 2005
The Food Standards Agency has warned retailers that they will face prosecution if they fail to ensure their products are free of the Sudan 1 food dye…
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