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Ministers are facing demands for answers after 25 million people's personal details were lost in Britain's worst ever data protection breach. The "catastrophic" blunder by HM Revenue and Customs means that nearly half the UK's population including leading politicians and businessmen are at risk of identity fraud. Chancellor Alistair Darling revealed the staggering scale of the debacle in an emergency statement to MPs, as Paul Gray, the head of HMRC, fell on his sword. Two compact discs containing names, addresses, dates of birth, child benefit numbers, national insurance numbers and bank or building society account details of some 25 million individuals and 7.25 million families have gone missing. The Commons emitted a collective gasp as Mr Darling explained how a junior official sent the entire child benefit database from the HMRC HQ in Newcastle to the National Audit Office in London on...<br><a href='http://big-internet-site.com/news/24353'>http://big-internet-site.com/</a>
The 27 year old has struggled with chest infections throughout his career and was hospitalised with pneumonia immediately before the 2004 Olympics in Athens but has only been diagnosed with exercise induced asthma after undergoing testing in Melbourne following another infection in September. "I have never had what you would call an asthma attack but the doctors think I've always been a low grade asthmatic," Hackett told The Australian. "They say I just got used to having my breathing inhibited and that it is exacerbated by swimming so hard and also by chlorine." Australian Olympic Committee asthma specialist Karen Holzer has recommended that all athletes in endurance sports be screened for the disease before they go to Beijing where the air quality is threatening to cause problems. Holzer also estimates that between 30 and 50 percent of athletes with asthma are undiagnosed, while in the Australian...<br><a href='http://i-love-news.com/news/29105'>http://i-love-news.com/</a>
