Twelve arrested in largest UK anti-terror sweep in years
Police detained twelve men aged 17 to 28 across four cities London Cardiff Birmingham and Stoke on Trent in dawn raids linked to MI5. Officials said the suspects had ties to Pakistan and Bangladesh and were under weeks of surveillance as investigators assessed a large scale preplanned plot. Searches continued at arrested suspects homes while authorities noted the operation was intelligence led and not believed to target an imminent holiday attack.
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North Korea backs off threats amid tense Korea drills
North Korea reversed its attack warnings and offered concessions on its nuclear program signaling a possible de‑escalation after weeks of high tensions. Pyongyang has previously shown conciliatory gestures without follow through while South Korea boosted deterrence with jet sorties evacuations and sheltering measures near the border and around Yeonpyeong Island.
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Breast feeding linked to higher school performance in boys
A Pediatrics study of 2,868 children followed since the early 1990s found boys breast fed six months or longer scored higher in math, reading, and spelling at age 10, while girls showed a small reading improvement. Researchers note brain development and maternal interaction factors.
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Echinacea Offers Little Help for Common Cold, Study Finds
A large study of over 700 participants shows echinacea provides at most a tiny benefit, shaving about half a day from a weeklong cold with no side effects. Researchers say the small improvement is likely by chance and not worth the effort or cost for most people.
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Yemen facility left unsecured amid al Qaida fears
A secret U S cable says a Yemen National Atomic Energy Commission storage site housing radioactive material was left unguarded for a week after its lone guard was removed and the surveillance camera broken. The warning came from a Yemeni official in Sanaa to secure the material amid al Qaida links and plots against the United States.
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Pedophilia guide writer faces Florida obscenity charges
A Colorado man, Phil Lip R. Greaves, was arrested in Pueblo and will be extradited to Polk County Florida on obscenity charges after deputies ordered and investigated his book The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure. Sheriff Grady Judd alleged the author sold and mailed copies to undercover deputies.
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