GLASGOW'S school dinner ladies have proved they have no need for Jamie Oliver's help after scooping a food award for transforming the eating habits of the city's children.

Early birds watching the "Today" show on May 13 were treated to the opinions of a new proponent of culinary Puritanism—Dr. Steven Witherly. Dr. Witherly heads a supplement and ingredient company called Technical Products, Inc., although that fact was not

PATRICIA Hewitt, the Health Secretary, yesterday pledged to press ahead with the radical reform of the NHS in England and Wales launched by her predecessors.

Two years after experts warned that the soil in Ayaha valley near Hargeysa in the self-declared Republic of Somaliland was contaminated with chemicals, local authorities have yet to move about 18,000 people living there to a safer site.

The United Nations has set up 34 agricultural schools to help provide AIDS orphans in sub-Saharan Africa with farming know-how and other life skills.

Kibwezi MP Kalembe Ndile yesterday appealed for food supplies to help residents affected by suspected aflatoxin poisoning.

The South African National Council has commended all the nurses in the country, for their selflessness to ensure that healthcare needs of all South Africans are met.

Reports from the Women and Child Protection Unit in Windhoek indicate that the percentage of children who are raped and sexually abused is much higher than any other violence committed against children. But communities are now much more aware of