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More than one in five boys and one in seven girls have difficulty in learning to talk, according to research released last week by Jean Gross, England’s “Communications Champion&r
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More than one in five boys and one in seven girls have difficulty in learning to talk, according to research released last week by Jean Gross, England’s “Communications Champion&r
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More than 90 per cent of women are denied choice in where they give birth, charges the National Childbirth Trust in a new report.
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The British Medical Association today complained that family doctors stand to lose thousands of pounds of revenue as a result of a flawed survey.
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