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Shadow Cabinet: Who's Who
Here is a minister-by-minister guide to the members of Tory leader David Cameron's Cabinet.

Pet cover makes vets 'fat cats'
Vets make up the most profitable business category in Britain, a study reveals.

NI company in £90m hospital deal
A Belfast-based company sells the world-renowned Cromwell Hospital in west London to Bupa for £90m.

Consultant cleared of dishonesty
Allegations of dishonesty against a cardiologist are dismissed by a General Medical Council tribunal.

Cancer patient loses visa battle
A dialysis patient is forced to return to Ghana, despite being terminally ill, after losing a fight over a visa.

Ticket, passport, wheelchair...
Despite a new European law aimed at preventing airlines from discriminating against disabled people, planning a holiday can be a fraught exercise for a wheelchair user

What should flood victims do next?
Advice on where can residents and business owners start in helping themselves before the professionals arrive.

Celebrity Health - Anita Roddick
The BBC News website talks to Anita Roddick, founder of The Body Shop, about having Hepatitis C.

Full text: State of the Union 2007
The full text of US President George W Bush's 2007 State of the Union address.

Doctors warned on freeze therapy
Doctors are told too many patients have been let down by poor use of freeze therapy to remove diseased tissue.

Were soldiers ever well paid?
The British army has a long history of soldiers feeling under-paid.

Clean-up workers feel effects of 9/11
Nearly seven out of 10 Ground Zero workers have suffered lung problems during or after work there, according to the largest study on 9/11-related health effects.

Surgical tool trade ethics fears
The surgical equipment trade should be bound by the same fair trade rules as foodstuffs like coffee, a doctor suggests.

GPs 'see big rise in sick notes'
A third of GPs have noticed an increase in the number of people being signed off work for a week, a survey finds.

Do you know your status?
Have you had an HIV test? And if not, would you consider having one done so that you know your status?

Europe diary: Belgian health
BBC Europe Editor Mark Mardell praises Belgian health care, and reflects on the mass of airline passenger data sent from Europe to the US.

Liberty pulls out in drug scandal
Insurance giant Liberty Seguros ends its sponsorship of the pro cycling team because of a doping investigation.

Cave rescue team ambulance stolen
An off-road ambulance and medical equipment are stolen in what cave rescuers call a callous theft.

Campaign to cure EU labour woes
The BBC's William Horsley meets a German economist who is trying to revive EU labour market reforms.

Full text: Brown speech
The full text of Gordon Brown's speech to the Royal United Services Institute in London on 13 February, 2006.