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Looking for your nearest medicare office? Just enter your postcode and find out. Not sure where your local Medicare service centre is? Wonder no more. Enter your postcode and find your local Medicare location or review the lap below for your nearest...
Results – Raleigh Scottish CX League 3
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Harry Johnston and Lucy Grant winners at round 3 of the Raleigh Scottish Cyclo-Cross League on Sunday at Strathclyde Park Results – Raleigh Scottish CX League 3 (thanks Mark at myeventtiming) Tought to be the biggest single field for a cycle race...
International Athletes Descend Upon Kailua-Kona, Hawaii for Annual IRONMAN World Championship
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FROM AUSTRALIA AND GERMANY TO NEW ZEALAND AND BEYOND… International Athletes Descend Upon Kailua-Kona, Hawaii for Annual IRONMAN World Championship Oct. 12 Field grows from 12 to 2,000+ in IRONMAN’s 35th year Hiromu Inada, an 80-year-old...
Syria airstrike vote: Here's how your MP voted
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Last night MPs voted in favour of the UK beginning airstrikes against Islamic State (Isis) with an overwhelming majority of 397 votes to 223, following a gruelling 10-hour debate in the House of Commons. The move was controversial, with huge numbers...
Syria strikes: Find out how your MP voted
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NOVANEWS MPs voted on Wednesday night on whether the UK should join US-led coalition air strikes against so-called Islamic State militants in Syria. The government motion was passed 397 to 223 after a 10-hour debate in the House of Commons. Below is...