High Court Judge Pablo Ruz has summoned the former Popular Party (PP) treasurer, Luis Bárcenas, to appear before him on February 25 to answer questions on possible tax fraud and money laundering in connection with the ongoing probe into the so-called Gürtel kickbacks-for-contracts scandal which has embroiled Spain’s ruling party, judicial sources said Tuesday.
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20130205
Bárcenas summoned by High Court judge in connection with Gürtel case
High Court Judge Pablo Ruz has summoned the former Popular Party (PP) treasurer, Luis Bárcenas, to appear before him on February 25 to answer questions on possible tax fraud and money laundering in connection with the ongoing probe into the so-called Gürtel kickbacks-for-contracts scandal which has embroiled Spain’s ruling party, judicial sources said Tuesday.
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20130202
It's not just what you eat, but when: Eating lunch too late may make you fat
- Those who eat lunch after 3pm shed fewer pounds than those eating earlier
- Late eaters were also more likely to skip eating breakfast.
Taking a late lunch makes it much harder for people to lose weight, according to researchers.
Those who ate before 3pm lost 30 per cent more weight than those who dined later in a 420-strong group of people taking part in a 20-week diet.
Half of the group ate lunch - their biggest meal of the day - before 3pm, while half ate later.
Those eating early lost an average of 22lb, 5lb more than the late eaters, reveals a report in theInternational Journal of Obesity.
Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and the University of Murcia studied 420 overweight people who followed a 20-week weight-loss treatment programme in Spain.
It's not just what you eat, but when: Eating lunch too late may make you fat
- Those who eat lunch after 3pm shed fewer pounds than those eating earlier
- Late eaters were also more likely to skip eating breakfast.
Taking a late lunch makes it much harder for people to lose weight, according to researchers.
Those who ate before 3pm lost 30 per cent more weight than those who dined later in a 420-strong group of people taking part in a 20-week diet.
Half of the group ate lunch - their biggest meal of the day - before 3pm, while half ate later.
Those eating early lost an average of 22lb, 5lb more than the late eaters, reveals a report in theInternational Journal of Obesity.
Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and the University of Murcia studied 420 overweight people who followed a 20-week weight-loss treatment programme in Spain.
20130201
STAND UP IF YOU WANT TO LIVE LONGER AND BE HAPPY
According to experts, sitting for long periods can damage your health, as well as contribute to extra weight gain and generally make you feel glum. In fact a recent study has shown that being sedentary for extended periods can increase your risk of diabetes, heart disease and that simply standing up could help you live a longer, happier life.
STAND UP IF YOU WANT TO LIVE LONGER AND BE HAPPY
According to experts, sitting for long periods can damage your health, as well as contribute to extra weight gain and generally make you feel glum. In fact a recent study has shown that being sedentary for extended periods can increase your risk of diabetes, heart disease and that simply standing up could help you live a longer, happier life.
20130124
Any defence of sugar is pure confection
A British professor and nutritionist, John Yudkin, believed that sugar, not fat, was the biggest culprit in heart disease and in 1972 set this out in his book, Pure, White and Deadly.
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Any defence of sugar is pure confection
A British professor and nutritionist, John Yudkin, believed that sugar, not fat, was the biggest culprit in heart disease and in 1972 set this out in his book, Pure, White and Deadly.
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20130121
LONELINESS ‘CAN LEAD TO DISEASE’
LONELY people are at a greater risk of developing a host of chronic diseases, researchers say. Scientists say that being alone harms the immune system and puts people more at risk of heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and Alzheimer’s.
LONELINESS ‘CAN LEAD TO DISEASE’
LONELY people are at a greater risk of developing a host of chronic diseases, researchers say. Scientists say that being alone harms the immune system and puts people more at risk of heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and Alzheimer’s.
20130119
What doctors won't do
From steroids to sleeping tablets, IVF to the flu jab – doctors reveal the treatments they would avoid.
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What doctors won't do
From steroids to sleeping tablets, IVF to the flu jab – doctors reveal the treatments they would avoid.
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20130117
SNOW JOKE! BRITAIN BRACED FOR WORST SNOWSTORM IN YEARS AS MET OFFICE ISSUE RARE RED ALERT
BRITAIN is braced for the “worst snowstorm in years” to strike tonight bringing up to a foot of snow across the country.The entire country faces heavy snowfall and blizzards with up to a foot expected on high ground and several inches elsewhere.
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SNOW JOKE! BRITAIN BRACED FOR WORST SNOWSTORM IN YEARS AS MET OFFICE ISSUE RARE RED ALERT
BRITAIN is braced for the “worst snowstorm in years” to strike tonight bringing up to a foot of snow across the country.The entire country faces heavy snowfall and blizzards with up to a foot expected on high ground and several inches elsewhere.
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20130116
HOW 15 MINUTES CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE
Being active helps control weight, lowers blood pressure and cholesterol and also improves mental health.
We should aim for 150 minutes of exercise a week. You can break that down into manageable chunks such as 15 minutes in the morning and the same after lunch or in the evening. Aerobic activity is best for your heart. It should make you feel warmer, breathe harder and make your heart beat faster than usual.
HOW 15 MINUTES CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE
Being active helps control weight, lowers blood pressure and cholesterol and also improves mental health.
We should aim for 150 minutes of exercise a week. You can break that down into manageable chunks such as 15 minutes in the morning and the same after lunch or in the evening. Aerobic activity is best for your heart. It should make you feel warmer, breathe harder and make your heart beat faster than usual.
20130112
Eating the wrong type of fat during pregnancy 'increases likelihood of having overweight children'
- Consumption of omega 6 fatty polyunsaturated acids in pregnancy affects children's body Eating the wrong
- Women should be eating more fish oils to give children the best start in life
- But the benefits could be reduced by eating too much omega 6. They said omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids seem to act in opposite directions on fat mass and this needs to be taken into account.
- Omega 3 fatty acids are found in oily fish such as mackerel and fish oil supplements, as well as pumpkin seeds and walnuts, and are essential to the development of the brain,
Eating the wrong type of fat during pregnancy 'increases likelihood of having overweight children'
- Consumption of omega 6 fatty polyunsaturated acids in pregnancy affects children's body Eating the wrong
- Women should be eating more fish oils to give children the best start in life
- But the benefits could be reduced by eating too much omega 6. They said omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids seem to act in opposite directions on fat mass and this needs to be taken into account.
- Omega 3 fatty acids are found in oily fish such as mackerel and fish oil supplements, as well as pumpkin seeds and walnuts, and are essential to the development of the brain,
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