Films of babies to be used in evidence over vaccine damage

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The UK Dept of Health and mumps, measles and rubella vaccination manufacturers SmithKline Beecham, Merieux and Merck Sharpe and Dohme are facing legal action from around 20 families who believe that their child has been damaged by this vaccination. Evidence presented will include homemade videos indicating that the children concerned were completely healthy before they received the vaccination. Health Minister Tessa Jowell believes that there is as yet insufficient evidence to justify any change in the vaccination policy.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Biological products exc. diagnostic, Vaccines for Human Use, Health aspects, Product liability, Vaccines, Products liability

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Falling for London's tall storeys

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High-rise accommodation is beginning to become popular again in London, England, shaking off its associations with poverty and social deprivation. New developments include the Vauxhall Tower, which is set to become Europe's most expensive residential building.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Apartment Developers, Housing, London, England, Design and construction, High-rise apartment buildings, High rise apartment buildings

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