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Karen Campbell from St Neots has written a book about her 20 years as an army officer s wife. Curiously, she says it was in the UK that army personnel were treated worst. Interview by ANGELA SINGER l SOLDIERS were not well treated in England the 1980s,...
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Low GI is the new wonder diet. It means low carbs, high fibre, no sugar, no animal fats and wholewheat everything. ANGELA SINGER went on a Low GI cooking course called Yo-Yo No More. It has been designed by Clare Birkin from St Ives to help people lose w... Full Story »
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