GOOD NEWS for lovelorn lads: Girls Aloud singer and X Factor judge Cheryl Cole is now officially back on the market, after being granted a decree nisi following an 80-second hearing earlier today. While both were absent – Ashley is playing for England tonight – the singer reportedly said: “Thank God the nightmare is over.”
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SCIENTISTS IN America have successfully developed a malaria-resistant mosquito, the BBC reports. The genetically-engineered insect is immune to the strain of malaria contracted by humans.
Researchers at the University of Arizona engineered the mosquitoes, and the head of the project, Prof Michael Riehle, told the Arizona Republic that his plan is to eventually replace all wild mosquitoes with these ones.
The development could be a significant breakthrough in the prevention of the disease, which affects an estimated 250 million people every year. One million people, mostly children, are killed by the illness. Although preventative medicines are highly effective in combating the spread of malaria, some resistant strains of the illness have developed.
Although she had followed a course of Malaria preventatives, Cheryl Cole contracted the illness while on holiday in Tanzania. The X Factor star has been released from hospital and is now recovering at home, but has cancelled some of her workload to recuperate from the illness:
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CHERYL COLE has cancelled an upcoming appearance at the V Festival due to her recovery from malaria. A message on the festival’s site reads: “Our thoughts are with Cheryl at this time and we wish her a quick return to full health.”
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