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News archive from 11 June 2013

That won't distract from your bump! Heavily pregnant Kim Kardashian wears fine black and white striped...

If Kim Kardashian was trying to distract from her huge baby bump on Wednesday, she spectacularly failed. As while her black and white fine striped dress was distracting, it was hard not to miss her pregnancy curves. The 32-year-old was simply...

Daily Mail, 01:19 in Showbiz

 

Three Sefton houses raided as Merseyside Police step war on gun crime

THREE Sefton houses were raided as police stepped up a 'war on gun crime' prompted by a spate of shootings. One man was arrested and two others cautioned after warrants were carried out today at properties in Aintree, Netherton and Maghull. Police...

Liverpool Echo, 15:06 in Regional North West

 

South African doctors say Mandela "much better"

The three-sentence statement from President Jacob Zuma's office was the most upbeat since the 94-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate was admitted to hospital with a recurrence of a lung infection. "His doctors say he continues to respond...

Reuters, 10:54 in World News

 

Family's joy after daughter born with a tennis ball-sized birthmark on her leg can run and skip for the...

When Nicole Cloke, from Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, was born with a birthmark the size of a tennis ball on her leg, her mother feared she would never live a normal life. For five years Nicole watched as her friends led active lives, but after...

Daily Mail, 01:23 in Health

 

Telecoms stocks cap European shares on sales outlook concerns

* Telecoms shares fall on outlook concerns * Vodafone hit as takeover speculation dented By Francesco Canepa LONDON, April 3 (Reuters) - European shares were flat on Wednesday, consolidating hefty gains in the previous session, with heavy falls in the...

Reuters, 11:50 in World News

 

Could eating yoghurt help treat depression? Study finds probiotics affect areas of the brain related to...

Probiotics found in natural yogurt could help boost a person's mood because they affect brain function, according to new research. Previous studies had shown that beneficial bacteria affected the brains of rats but no research has confirmed that the...

Daily Mail, 01:23 in Health

 

I'll just have a still water - with ice

THERE'S nothing like a refreshing drink to perk up the spirits - especially if you're one of our feathered friends in the midst of a winter seemingly without end. Mail reader Richard Benstead, a frequent contributor to these pages, caught this...

Burton Mail, 09:39 in Regional West

 

Breastfeeding can reduce a woman's chance of developing high blood pressure even DECADES later

It is known to have health benefits for both mother and baby, but a new study shows that breastfeeding can also lower the chance of mothers developing high blood pressure - even decades later. The researchers, from the University of Western Sydney,...

Daily Mail, 01:23 in Health

 

Scots charities warning over changes to benefits

SCOTTISH charities have warned of the "catastrophic" impact of UK government changes to the benefits for disabled people, as the row over welfare reforms enters the independence referendum debate today. Capability Scotland said that the...

Scotsman, 00:03 in Hot News

 

Grand National 2013: Liverpool music acts set to rock Aintree

NATALIE McCool, Silent Sleep, Dominic Dunn and The Uke Hunters are to feature at The John Smith's Grand National weekend. Liverpool ECHO music blog Getintothis teamed up with organisers of the world's greatest steeplechase to feature a host of...

Liverpool Echo, 16:35 in Regional North West

 

Farming and science combine to create drink

A SOUTH Derbyshire firm has announced an unlikely partnership between agriculture and sport. Farmer George White, of Oaklands Farm, Coton Road, Walton on Trent, has partnered with sports nutritionists to develop Xcel Milk, the UK's first all natural,...

Burton Mail, 09:51 in Regional West

 

Tim Yeo quits Commons role pending standards probe

CONSERVATIVE MP Tim Yeo is to stand down as chairman of a Commons committee while he is investigated over claims he used his position to help business clients. The former minister announced last night that he would be advising members of the energy...

Scotsman, 00:03 in Hot News

 

US STOCKS-Futures edge higher, S&P's record high within view

* Vodafone ADRs fall as Verizon rules out takeover * Futures up: Dow 16 pts, S&P 2.3 pts, Nasdaq 4.25 pts By Ryan Vlastelica NEW YORK, April 3 (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures rose on Wednesday, putting the S&P 500 even closer to its...

Reuters, 12:33 in World News

 

Overweight patients are more likely to switch doctors because they "feel judged'

Overweight patients are significantly more likely to engage in 'doctor shopping' - regularly switching doctors - than normal-sized patients, according to a new study. Off-putting weight loss advice and improperly sized medical equipment are thought to...

Daily Mail, 01:23 in Health

 

Garage owner pans 'ludicrous' Euro plan

A GARAGE owner has said European Commission proposals, which could see MoT test centres banned from repairing vehicles which failed the tests, "put the fear of god' into him. The proposals, which are part of the European Commission's...

Burton Mail, 10:16 in Regional West

 

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