Soldier’s death in Iraq raises British fatalities to 151 (Scotland on Sunday)
A BRITISH soldier has died after a road traffic accident in southern Iraq. The soldier, from the Royal Tank Regiment, died after an accident involving an armoured vehicle in the As Sarraji district south of Basra.

Versatile green tea exudes health (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Green tea is high in antioxidants, as almost everybody knows by now. Devotees swear that it can promote weight loss, that it has beneficial effects on allergies and can lessen the growth of germs in the mouth, preventing periodontal disease and halitosis. It s high in Vitamin C, too.

Green tea works its magic (South Bend Tribune)
Green tea is high in antioxidants, as almost everybody knows by now.

Fresh breath is easy (The Courier Mail)
HAVING bad breath, or halitosis, can be a major social impediment, but the culprit behind bad breath is usually easily treated.

Tonsils And How It Can Cause Bad Breath

The sources of halitosis are varied and it is entirely possible that the cause of bad breath is the tonsils in some cases. via Tips and Answers

Bad Breath is a Symptom Of Gum Disease

The occurrence of bad breath is a symptom of a something else. Aside from the oral bacteria that typically live at the back of the tongue and produce the sulfur compounds, gum disease problems are the second … via Tips and Answers

Bees, flatulence and other new WMDs (York Daily Record)
Jun 18, 2007 Much has been made of the Pentagon’s desire to develop a non-lethal weapon that would turn enemy combatants gay and make them start singing Village People songs or something.