Scotland is falling behind other parts of the world in its provision of care for victims of major trauma, according to a new
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Scotland is falling behind other parts of the world in its provision of care for victims of major trauma, according to a new Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of one of the most eagerly anticipated share flotations in recent stock market Thieves steal a metal plaque erected in memory of two young boys killed by IRA bombs in the Cheshire town of Private rents in England and Wales went up by 0.5% in April, according to letting agency group LSL Property Months of warnings have failed to stop a major malnutrition crisis in Niger, affecting more than six million people, Save the Children The taxpayer could lose about £2bn once the assets of collapsed bank Northern Rock are wound down, the National Audit Office A major search has been under way to find a fishing boat missing with a crew of three off the Dorset The US says it has relaxed some sanctions on investments in Burma and named an ambassador to the country following political Ratings agency Moody’s cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another The perils of being a reporter on live TV, the cafe just for cats and the $1,500 hot Relatives of the blind Chinese activist, Chen Guangcheng, have given detailed accounts of the torture and retribution they have allegedly suffered at the hands of Chinese The US has plans in place to attack Iran if other measures fail to stop it developing nuclear weapons, Washington’s envoy to Israel Mark Haddon talks to the BBC’s Nick Higham about his new novel, The Red A man is charged with making an explosive substance for an unlawful purpose after police found items in a garage in Children from racial and ethnic minorities now account for more than half the births in the US, estimates from the latest census data Passengers on New York’s subway system are familiar with the sight of buskers performing for the crowds, but the musicians who play underground must be scrutinised before earning a spot A scientist in North Carolina had a lucky escape when he was attacked by an France’s new government holds its first cabinet meeting, announcing a 30% pay cut for President Hollande and his Two Britons reportedly killed while working as journalists in Syria were “engaged in terrorist armed operations,” the country’s UN ambassador Plans to use private firms in police roles in Surrey are put on hold, as West Midlands Police says it will ask the police authority for “a revision to the |
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