Thanks for reading my blog. From today, it's moving to a new home.
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You can find it here.
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Comment number 1.
At 17:12 23rd May 2011, MrsOneWattle wrote:Will the new blog have an RSS feed, there's none available at the moment?
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Comment number 2.
At 16:51 25th Jun 2011, MikeScantlebury wrote:I'm a bit alarmed that there seems to be no debate on the BBC of the potential hazards (and possible benefits) of mercury amalgam fillings in teeth. Ben Goldacre was on 'Start the Week' last year and Andrew Marr asked him one question about it. End of debate. Isn't there a discussion here worth having?
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