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Dolly Parton free book scheme to expand in London (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which posts children a free book every month until their fifth birthday, is to double the number of London boroughs it covers. The scheme, which runs in three boroughs, will expand to 10 boroughs. It comes a month after the country singer died at the age of 80. She set up the library in 1995 in tribute to her father, who could not read or write. Funded by the Postcode Lottery, the expansion of the scheme will make 157,000 children eligible. The funding will co
Dedicated officer to combat homes pumping sewage into waterways (opens the original)
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A dedicated officer is to be hired in west London in a trial to combat the problem of water-polluting misconnections. Owing to incorrect plumbing, affected households pump waste into surface drains, which can then spread, killing wildlife and damaging waterways. Misconnections are illegal, and fixing them is the responsibility of the property owner, external. Local authorities can take enforcement action, and if the pilot - funded by the mayor of London's office - is successful, the measure coul
'Big step forward' in HIV treatment celebrated (opens the original)
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A new development in the treatment of HIV has been hailed as a "big step forward" by a London professor who was part of the research team. Currently, those taking a pill for HIV take the medication daily which is not always easy or practical and leaves some who have not made their diagnosis widely known worried that someone like a parent or housemate could find the pills. Now, an international clinical trial has found taking it weekly is just as effective. According to the latest data from the U
Scientists invent 'world's greenest balloon' (opens the original)
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Scientists in London have invented what they claim is the world's first fully biodegradable party balloon. Researchers at Imperial College London say standard balloons can take years to break down and can release harmful chemicals. But their new balloon biodegrades within nine months. The research was part-funded by a party planner, who wanted to reduce the impact of balloon litter on marine wildlife. The new balloon, called Bioloon, is no more expensive than a standard balloon and is easier to
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