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38 Parasites Found In UK Woman's Brain After Her Trip To India: What Is Neurocysticercosis?
Lowri avoided meat during the trip to avoid food poisoning. However, she unknowingly ate pork that contained microscopic tapeworm eggs, which caused the parasitic infection known as neurocysticercosis.
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Throat Slit, Stabbed 25 Times: UK Man Jailed For Killing Estranged Wife
A 26-year-old man who stabbed his estranged wife to death on a busy Bradford street has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 28 years.
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Two UK Friends Fly To Italy For A Day Trip To Get A Pizza
They spent 170 pounds (Rs 17,715) on the entire trip that included flights, airport parking, food and activities. The women said it cost less than a trip to London.
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Two UK Women Jailed For "Sadistic" Killing Of Pet Parrot
Nicola Bradley and Tracy Dixon were banned from owning or keeping animals indefinitely.
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British candidates court the 'women's vote' online
As they prepare for the May 6 election, Britain's political leaders are presenting themselves as diaper-changing, maternity-leave-supporting, dinner-cooking family men. Commentators are calling it the "Mumsnet election."
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38 Parasites Found In UK Woman's Brain After Her Trip To India: What Is Neurocysticercosis?
Lowri avoided meat during the trip to avoid food poisoning. However, she unknowingly ate pork that contained microscopic tapeworm eggs, which caused the parasitic infection known as neurocysticercosis.
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Throat Slit, Stabbed 25 Times: UK Man Jailed For Killing Estranged Wife
A 26-year-old man who stabbed his estranged wife to death on a busy Bradford street has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 28 years.
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Two UK Friends Fly To Italy For A Day Trip To Get A Pizza
They spent 170 pounds (Rs 17,715) on the entire trip that included flights, airport parking, food and activities. The women said it cost less than a trip to London.
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Two UK Women Jailed For "Sadistic" Killing Of Pet Parrot
Nicola Bradley and Tracy Dixon were banned from owning or keeping animals indefinitely.
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British candidates court the 'women's vote' online
As they prepare for the May 6 election, Britain's political leaders are presenting themselves as diaper-changing, maternity-leave-supporting, dinner-cooking family men. Commentators are calling it the "Mumsnet election."
