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Blair, Olympic deals and the glimpse of another Britain

Posted on July 20, 2012 by kwc

John Pilger johnpilger.com This is a story of two letters and two Britains. The first letter was written by Sebastian Coe, the former athlete who chairs the London Olympics Organising Committee. He is now called Lord Coe. In the New … Continue reading →

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Is cosmetic surgery “ethically corrupt”?

Posted on February 18, 2012 by kwc

Michael Cook BioEdge The flames of bioethical controversy crackle loudest in the media when stem cells or euthanasia or abortion are tossed onto the flames. But tempers can flare over cosmetic surgery as well. In the wake of the Poly … Continue reading →

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Blair, Olympic deals and the glimpse of another Britain

Is cosmetic surgery “ethically corrupt”?

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