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BRITAIN is set to be battered by a barrage of storms in the opening week of February, with heavy downpours and gales sweeping across the country.Gusts of up to 100mph are expected to hit as an unsettled weather front swings in from the Atlantic.11 Sea-spray drifts across a foggy Chesil Beach, in Dor
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http://magicseaweed.com/Heavy rain will bring the potential of more floods, after people had to be rescued from their cars in Essex yesterday following downpours the previous night.And there could be a danger of falling trees from the strong winds, with聽Craig Snell from the Met Office warning: This week it s much much more unsett
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THE world is facing an antibiotics apocalypse, the chief medical officer warns.Dame Sally Davies said growing resistance to the bug-fighting drugs could see them lose all effectiveness unless action is taken now.2 Dame Sally Davies warned world leaders that the problem is caused by an overuse of antibioticsCredit: Twitter / @CMO_EnglandShe told world leaders the nightmare is being caused by mass overuse of antibiotics.
yeezy If they lose their power to blitz infections, common surgeries like caesareans and hip replacements as well as cancer treatment would become very risky.Dame Sally warned: We really are facing a dread
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adidas samba a bigger threat than cancer.2 A growing resistance to bug-fighting drugs could see antibiotics losing effectivenessCredit: Getty - ContributorAround 700,000 people around the world die annually
