Ten Things of Role

1. In the 19th Century the role of war art intensified as interest in the conduct of war intensified.
2. Every year in the UK more than 1,000 otherwise healthy babies born at full term die or suffer brain injury caused by a lack of oxygen or blood supply at birth.
3. The mother of a five-year-old girl with Down's syndrome has criticised a comedian for poking fun at people with the condition during a live show.
4. British postal service, the Royal Mail has stopped deliveries to a house after postal workers came under attack from an elderly cat.
5. A lifeboat crewman helped coordinate a rescue in the Caribbean on his mobile phone from a DIY store in Wales for his friend who was stranded on a ship called the Titanic.
6. Two women have been accused of trying to check a dead relative on to a plane in England.
7. Doctors in the UK are bound by a strict duty of confidentiality to their patients that can only be breached in exceptional circumstances, for example where a failure to disclose the information could lead to a risk of serious harm to others.
8. Former tennis champion Martina Navratilova has revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
9. Eating more fruit and vegetables has only a modest effect on protecting against cancer, a study into the link between diet and disease has found, although experts stress eating them is still key to good health.
10. Coca-Cola has taken a majority stake in the British fruit smoothie maker Innocent, but said Innocent's three founders would keep running the firm.

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