Tom Clarke

6 days ago | v2radio.co.uk | Tom Clarke

In American abattoirs, it is standard practice designed to reduce levels of bacteria like salmonella and campylobacter - the leading source of foodborne illness in the US, as well as here in the UK. The chlorine wash itself is not the problem. Numerous studies have shown trace amounts of chlorine on meat pose no risk to health, and we consume far more in our tap water every day than we would get from eating it.

6 days ago | mkfm.com | Tom Clarke

In American abattoirs, it is standard practice designed to reduce levels of bacteria like salmonella and campylobacter - the leading source of foodborne illness in the US, as well as here in the UK. The chlorine wash itself is not the problem. Numerous studies have shown trace amounts of chlorine on meat pose no risk to health, and we consume far more in our tap water every day than we would get from eating it.

1 week ago | mkfm.com | Tom Clarke

"Ultimately, they're not gonna be able to run from reality," said Dr Peter Marks, former head of vaccines at the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Dr Marks also echoed concerns among public health experts that the federal administration's stance on vaccinations and cuts to global health initiatives could make the world, including America, more vulnerable to other preventable diseases.

1 week ago | ukbaa.org.uk | Tom Clarke

Investors in this round: The FSE Group, through the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Investment Fund Following initial investment in 2022, Clothes Doctor, leader in premium eco-friendly laundry care products, has secured a £500,000 follow-on equity from the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Investment Fund (CIOSIF). The funding comes via appointed Fund Manager, The FSE Group, as part of a £1 million round that includes funding from private investors.

2 weeks ago | mkfm.com | Tom Clarke

"Net zero is doomed to fail, warns Tony Blair," wrote The Times; "Blair blows hole in Labour's net zero plans," said The Independent; "Net zero is doomed, Blair tells Starmer," cheered The Daily Telegraph. Clearly a direct attack on one of Sir Keir's central missions for government, and on the eve of local elections, no less. Yet at the despatch box later - "in full head teacher mode," according to our politics team - Mr Starmer scolded the house.