France will pay for breast implant removal
The French government will pay for tens of thousands of women to have breast implants removed over concerns about a possible link to a rare form of cancer, the Ministry of Health said Wednesday.
Day: December 21, 2011
France will pay for breast implant removal
The French government will pay for tens of thousands of women to have breast implants removed over concerns about a possible link to a rare form of cancer, the Ministry of Health said Wednesday.
Finland investigating Patriot missiles aboard China-bound ship
Finnish authorities have launched an investigation after impounding 69 Patriot missiles from a ship bound for China.
Finland investigating Patriot missiles aboard China-bound ship
Finnish authorities have launched an investigation after impounding 69 Patriot missiles from a ship bound for China.
Seven persons arrested for unlawfully picketing Police Commissioner’s home
Georgetown : At about 4:00am today seven persons were arrested outside of the Commissioner of Police Henry Greene’s private residence at Lamaha Springs, Georgetown, and subsequently charged with unlawful assembly…
Accused Mexico cartel killer sent to U.S.
An alleged Mexican drug cartel operative has been extradited to the United States to face charges in the death of one U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent and the attempted murder of a second, authorities said Wednesday.
Accused Mexico cartel killer sent to U.S.
An alleged Mexican drug cartel operative has been extradited to the United States to face charges in the death of one U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent and the attempted murder of a second, authorities said Wednesday.
Controversial Amaila Falls road completion pushed to April 2012
Georgetown : Plagued by controversy ever since it was awarded to Makeswar ‘Fip’ Motilall of Synergy Holdings Inc, the US15.4M Amaila Falls Road Project is in even more problems…
Junaid, Jahurul star in Rajshahi win
A round-up of the second round of phase two matches in the National Cricket League
Ex-employee: Hacking rife at Morgan’s Mirror
Phone hacking was widespread at the Daily Mirror newspaper when Piers Morgan was editor of the paper, a former employee testified Wednesday, stopping just short of saying Morgan definitely knew about it.
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