Can I get that without entering into a bigamous marriage with Harry and my husband? It's a sword I'm willing to fall on if there is no alternative.

Nay, my mother cried. But then there was a star danced, and under that I was born...

Bother, I can't find the link now. There are a variety of studies and I chose the highest possible for the reason of giving the strongest benefit of doubt to those who support it. ie at best it reduces infection this much.... That study was for transmission rates with a known infected partner.

Woman are never weighed in their antenatal appointments here, unless there is a REALLY good reason.

My husband and I take care of each other, is that not what she meant?

Probably right enough. I don't know that there is that much in being a princess though. She has the money and status but a comparatively 'normal' life, able to persue her passions (we all went nuts for the horse-riders at the Olympics.) Although being Princess Royal didn't hold Anne back from being idiosyncratic, I…

OK, I can't speak for what is going on in other countries, I know France has an issue with banning full head dresses which I do feel is an infringement.

Might crop up as a middle name? Anne's daughter is Zara, so there are other options out there. But I think a tribute to the Queen is likely.

(I meant to write Muslims and Americans as you said in your post.)

Sorry, I'm not meaning to be snarky but how is having a culture of circumcising most boys, evidence of not being prejudiced against muslims, and not having it is xenophobic?

So, the USA is in an isolated position (in the Western world' and you think that is evidence of bias over here? And evidence of xenophobia? OK....

No transfusions for you (your employer is a Jehovah's Witness)

I think the cultural bias exists in medical circles as much as in general society.

There was a daft suggestion in the british tabloids that he might be James Hewitt's son but it is complete nonsense. It still gets dragged up as a joke from time to time. Her affair with Hewitt was much later in the marriage, after things had all fallen apart and the boys were much older. Harry is looking more and…

I don't think it's the answer either but unfortunately (as a dr in the UK) I do come across parents who genuinely don't seem to know their child is obese.

Posting this again, sorry for the repetition, but if you look at the actually epidemiological evidence, it's not that strong.

It's massively an American cultural thing. Circumscision prevalence in the UK is about 8.5 percent.

It's massively an American cultural thing. Circumscision prevalence in the UK is about 8.5 percent.

I know..... *sigh*

http://www.livescience.com/2425-idea-wet-8-glasses-water-daily.html