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Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone has been always in the news mostly for her relationships rather than for her films. From the start of her career with the movie Om Shanti Om in 2007, the actress has been linked with several men. Initially, Deepika was reportedly dating Nihal Pandya and then cricketer Yuvraj Singh.

Smoking concerns have gone up in Maori and for the ones who smoke in their houses and cars seem to be spotlight today with a vital concern.

Associate Health Minister Tariana Turia has brought up the issue, after raising the issue after seeing the data released in a new Ministry of Health report.

She claims that she isn’t glad to learn the fact that 1 in 16 non-smokers is exposed to smoke and one out of 22 are exposed to it whilst work hours.

A former-chief of the British Medical Association denied getting involved in the post-operative care of four patients, a disciplinary body stated.

The General Medical Council further added there were a few times when BMA duties took well ahead for James Johnson, 64, a Cheshire-based surgeon.

However, the hearing denied many other reports including his clinical and surgical practice.

His lawyer stated Mr Johnson, BMA head from 2003-2007, had been "justified".

Doctors seemingly are facing a rebellion and the threat of demonstrations out of the surgeries in view of the Government NHS reforms, the leader of Britain's GPs has claimed.

Clare Gerada, chairman of the Royal College of GPs, said that the motives to assign donations around £80 billion a year of health funding are used up in the hands of doctors.

She further claimed that people who have refused life-extending drugs or major surgery by their GP could release their anger at them in case of protests and question their high payments.

It is finally confirmed by Alister James that he will not be reappointed as chairman of Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB).

In yesterday’s meeting he declared the board members that this would be my final update.

James said that on Tuesday further declarations will be made on new appointments. Outgoing board member, Jo Kane held that the decision to replace James proved how politically provoked the appointments were.