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In "No Worse Sin", two teens in love must make the ultimate sacrifice to avert global disaster First-period English class is the last place 17-year-old Laena expects to have her entire existence thrown into a tailspin.

TRAFFIC jams in British cities, including Birmingham, are getting worse, according to a survey.

MOST Scots think the Con-Dem Government have made British people Worse off since they came to power at Westminster in 2010.

New Poll Shows Americans Worse Off on Basic Freedoms Outlined by FDR more than 70 Years Ago

INCLUDING 2015 I will have witnessed 13 General Elections since I became old enough to vote, and in all that time I cannot recall a worse Home Secretary than 'eresa May (e.

UK independent publishing house Faber & Faber announced on Wednesday that its imprint Guardian Faber has acquired world rights, all languages, to a new title from writer and comedian David Mitchell, titled Thinking About it Only Makes It Worse.

Public-sector workers are hundreds of pounds worse off than before the start of the credit crunch, according to a pay report.

They believe their lives have been made WORSE by the savage cuts introduced by the Tory Chancellor, who delivers his Budget on Wednesday.

In either case, you gotta love this place - for better or worse.

Both are worse off and it looks likely that one of these two big spenders will probably go down.

When asked whether the condition of local roads was better or worse than a year ago, 50% said it was worse with 14% saying much worse.

ECONOMY: THERE were further signs of the fragile state of the UK economy today with figures showing the powerhouse services sector fared worse than expected between November and January.

This can end up getting into a vicious cycle where your headache gets worse, so you take more painkillers, so your headache gets worse and this just becomes worse and worse and worse" Prof Martin added.

The headaches then became worse as they treated themselves at home.

About 19% of survey respondents expect their business situation to be better in the third quarter compared with the last quarter, while 15% expect it to be worse, the Census & Statistics Department said today, releasing the results of its Quarterly Business Tendency Survey for the third quarter.