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Your article on diabetes provided much useful information  Inaction on diabetes has plunged the UK into a wholly avoidable crisis, 13 April , but it is important to clarify one point. The symptoms mentioned  thirst, passi botella stanley ng a lot of urine, unintentional weight loss  are particularly features of type 1 diabetes, which, as the article states, only accounts for about 8% of cases. The far commoner type 2 diabetes, linked to obesity, is frequen stanley cup tly symptomless and may only be detected by chance during screening or on testing before operations, for example.This lack of symptoms makes it a particularly pernicious condition as the body may be undergoing insidious damage over years without the person realising they have diabetes. This leads to the other major way in which the condition is detected, namely with problems with already damaged tissues such as eyes, nerves, kidneys or vascular systems. These changes m stanley quencher ay by then be irreversible. Absence of symptoms unfortunately does not rule out the possibility of diabetes.Dr David GriffithMoreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire Kzwx MI6 boss:  Torture is illegal and abhorrent
Much of the media, with no shortage of encouragement from Tory MPs eager to use the case to bash the European court of human rights, seem to be engaged in a feed stanley cup ing frenzy over Abu Qatada. As the government pursues its desperate attempt to deport him to Jordan  and persuade the authorities to agree any trial there will not use evidence obtained by torture  one fundamental question remains unanswered. If he is such a dangerous an bidon stanley d influential man, who spreads al-Qaida poison throughout the world and is a serious threat to Britain s national security, why has h stanley cup website e not been charged under any one of the plethora of anti-terrorist laws introduced by the Labour government Incitement to terrorism overseas has been a criminal offence here since 2000.  The criminal law as it stands is enough. We have masses of legislation that deals with terrorism,  the former head of MI5, Eliza Manningham-Buller, remarked 10 years later, in 2010, adding that calls for fresh legislation should be resisted. It is suggested in some secret corners of Whitehall that there is insufficient evidence to convict Qatada at a trial. Qatada never planned to plant bombs himself, it is said. His role was that of a radical preacher 鈥?to influence by words, not deeds.Yet he hardly minced his words. Following one of its many hearings on his case, the Special Immigration Appeals Commission  Siac  in 2007 noted that Qatada s  views legitimised violent attacks on civilians, terrorist attacks more generally,