Britons paying up to £25k to buy children from booming Indian 'baby factories' as authorities plan clampdown on unregulated fertility industry
Indian fertility experts have warned that the country is facilitating the development of a ‘womb to rent’ culture where women who could conceive naturally were opting to use a surrogate to avoid the physical effects and aggravation of childbirth. full story
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Bangladesh factories shut by worker protests to reopen Friday
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Tax crackdown on buy-to-let landlords and second home owners not paying CGT
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Authorities: Baby needs weeks to recover
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The great euro stampede: Do we really need to rush? Britons are flocking to buy currency but fears of a plunging...
Panicking Britons rushed to buy euros and dollars last week after Moody's cut the country's AAA credit rating and fears grew that the pound would fall further.
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Teachers should confiscate mobiles in 'sexting' clampdown
Teachers are being told to confiscate children's mobile phones and search devices for pornography as part of a new clampdown on "sexting".
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Indian Mujahideen shows yet again that it is alive and kicking
Indian Mujahideen, Pakistani terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba's proxy in India, may have been down after the August 2012 Pune serial blasts but it's certainly not out as it has the capacity to regroup after every clampdown.
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Indian Mujahideen's jihad factory alive and kicking
Indian Mujahideen, Pakistani terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba's proxy in India, may have been down after the August 2012 Pune serial blasts but it's certainly not out as it has the capacity to regroup after every clampdown.
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