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Thursday, June 14, 2012 Half Of Young Brits Clueless About Food Fewer than half of young UK adults know butter comes from a dairy cow and a third do not know eggs come from hens, according to a survey. More than a third of 16 to 23-year-olds (36%) do not know bacon comes from pigs and four in 10 (40%) failed to link milk with an image of a dairy cow, with 7% linking it to wheat, the poll of 2,000 people for charity Leaf (Linking Environment and Farming) found. Click on the image above to read the full story... What Do You Buy The Man With Everything? Heart Attack Warning Signs You're Likely To Ignore Am I Dreaming? The Bed That Makes Itself (PICTURES) Should Girls Be Taught How To Find Good Husbands? Shoes Can Betray Your Personality, Suggests Study BLOG POSTS A BPAS doctor: Why I'm Proud to Be an Abortionist I work for BPAS, the UK's largest abortion provider, talking to women about and performing abortions up to the legal limit every day. Someone has written that a woman wants an abortion like an animal stuck in a trap wants to chew its leg off. While the imagery is melodramatic, it conveys the panic and stress an unplanned pregnancy can impose. It also communicates something of the relief experienced by women after their abortion; this is one of the things that make being an abortion provider so very rewarding. Phil Shanks: Housing: A Place to Live or a Personal Investment Plan? Today I'll get straight to the point. The British public needs to fall out of love with housing as an investment and start looking at their homes as being a place to live. Nathan Woodhead: Socially Acceptable: Pregnancy and Facebook, What if it All Goes Wrong? To anyone who shares life so freely all I'd say is be careful, protect yourself and the day you find yourself contemplating bad news and if it's too soon to post it to Facebook, give it a miss and make a phone call or two, the sound of a familiar voice far outweighs the sympathy of 200 people you haven't seen or spoken to for as long as you can remember. Black Tomato: La Belle Vie en Provence Summering in the South of France has long been a society favourite, but we like to sidestep the glitz and glamour of Monaco and Cannes and get lost in the rich history, scenery and tranquillity of the Provence countryside. Alex MacDonald: Prejudice Towards the 'Posh' Isn't Unfair - It's an Attitude More People Need to Take Watching Sunday Morning Live with Francis Boulle from Made in Chelsea this week kind of pushed me over the edge - the suggestion that classism or prejudice of people based on their upper-class backgrounds is akin to racism was just too much to take.

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