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Hands-free phone still spells trouble
Using a cellphone ' even with a hands-free device ' may distract drivers because the brain cannot handle both tasks, US researchers said....  | Read.. 
 
Email love comes back to haunt Faria
If the case of Faria Alam illustrates anything about romances at work, it is that the office computer should not be used ...  | Read.. 
 
Teen idol in alcohol abuse
Charlotte Church, the teenage diva, admitted yesterday what paparazzi photographs have already illustrated 'that she lik ...  | Read.. 
 
Rhett Butler beats rest in quotability quotient
Neither the Godfather nor 007 can top Rhett Butler when it comes to being the most quotable character in the movies. ...  | Read.. 
 
Former foes in Trafalgar tribute
More than 100 warships from 35 nations will crowd the Solent next Tuesday in a spectacular display of naval power markin ...  | Read.. 
 
CONSUMERS
 
Check-out: How to choose the right airline
As the number of air operators offering air transportation services increases and consumer choices widen, it becomes imperative that consumers make an informed selection of ai...  | Read.. 
 
Helpline: ‘I paid up, but didn’t get my shop’
Buyer beware...  | Read.. 
 
Nicole Kidman in a scene from her new film Bewitched. The film, based on a US television series of the same name, is about a witch living in su ...  | Read
 
 
 
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