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Friday, 11 January 2013
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Phillips' comments on Welker create stir
Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips stirred some mild controversy on Thursday when answering a question on Patriots receiver Wes Welker. Phillips was asked by ESPN.com whether or not Houston cornerback Johnathan Joseph — who covered Cincinnati’s A.J. Green in Houston’s wild-card win over the Bengals — would draw Welker in this week’s divisional playoff matchup.
Source: http://www.weei.com/sports/boston/this-just-in/21252436/phillips-comments-welker-create-stir
Bristol benefits from �27 million to improve city's health
Bristol is set to receive £27.3 million of funding to improve the health of people in the city.The Department of Health announced additional funding today for local authorities that must go towards public health initiatives.
Bristol's share of £5.45 billion will see its public health budget rise by £4.3 million in 2013/14 to £62 per person while in 2014/14 the city council will receive £29.1 million or £66 per person.
In North Somerset the funding from April will be £7.38 million or £35 per person, rising to £7.6 million and £36 per person the following year, while South Gloucestershire's protected public health budget will be £6.68 million or £25 per person in 2013/14 and £7.35 million or £27 per head in 2014/15.
Bristol mayor George Ferguson said: "This is tremendous news at a time when central government is putting such a squeeze on local authority spending.
"I very much welcome the fact there is a significant increase in funding for public health in Bristol.
"It is absolutely right that we should be doing more to help improve the health and wellbeing of our residents. Combined with the move of public health to local authorities, this represents a real opportunity to transform people's lives for the better, and look at health from a holistic point of view."
In North Somerset the money will focus on areas of health inequality such as sexual health and teenage pregnancies and mental wellbeing.
Bristol's share of £5.45 billion will see its public health budget rise by £4.3 million in 2013/14 to £62 per person while in 2014/14 the city council will receive £29.1 million or £66 per person.
In North Somerset the funding from April will be £7.38 million or £35 per person, rising to £7.6 million and £36 per person the following year, while South Gloucestershire's protected public health budget will be £6.68 million or £25 per person in 2013/14 and £7.35 million or £27 per head in 2014/15.
Bristol mayor George Ferguson said: "This is tremendous news at a time when central government is putting such a squeeze on local authority spending.
"I very much welcome the fact there is a significant increase in funding for public health in Bristol.
"It is absolutely right that we should be doing more to help improve the health and wellbeing of our residents. Combined with the move of public health to local authorities, this represents a real opportunity to transform people's lives for the better, and look at health from a holistic point of view."
In North Somerset the money will focus on areas of health inequality such as sexual health and teenage pregnancies and mental wellbeing.
Kangaroo on the hop at Melbourne airport
Jan. 07 - A kangaroo on the loose in the car park at Melbourne Airport is caught and rescued by wildlife officers. Elly Park reports.
Ford doubles dividend to seven-year high
Australian biologist gets the jump on new species of flying frog
SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian biologist and Vietnamese colleagues have made a surprise discovery - a new species of flying frog gliding and jumping around less than 100 km from one of Southeast Asia's busiest cities.
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Ultra HD TV's could fall flat
Jan 09- Companies are promoting 4K TV's at the Consumer Electronics Show - hoping the evolution of HD TV's will spike demand. Bobbi Rebell reports.
Source: http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/reuters/USVideoBusiness/~3/XGIWnNhtWXk/ultra-hd-tvs-could-fall-flat
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