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The public liability insurance holders in the country have been recently told that more improvement is required in the safety measures in the country as far as the manufacturing sector is concerned. It is to be mentioned here that the announcement has come even after the fewer deaths and injuries being recorded.

It has been recently announced that close to 300,000 people may suffer from COPD in Ireland but the fact of the matter is that the disease is relatively unknown in the region. It is to be mentioned here that close to five years back a patient who was referred for evaluation of breathlessness has been recently found to be climbing inclines had become difficult for her. It was even after she had stopped smoking 20 cigarettes a day 10 years back.

Diane Abbott, the shadow public health minister has recently demanded an enquiry on government moves to put McDonald's, PepsiCo and food manufacturers such as Unilever and Kellogg's to the health select committee.

It is to be mentioned here that Abbott has asked for an enquiry on the grounds of the writing policy on obesity, diet-related disease and alcohol misuse in the UK.

Recently, a children's hospital in the Scotland region had to face severe criticism on the grounds of blood on equipment, overflowing bins, and dirt and dust on wards soon after the inspectors finished their inspection process.

It is to be mentioned here that the Healthcare Environment Inspectorate (HEI) is of a view that improvements to the standards of cleaning were required after finishing with the unannounced visit to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children at Yorkhill in Glasgow.

We expect Usha Martin to benefit from 33% volume CAGR over FY10-FY12E and an improved cost structure, with completion of capacity expansion of metallics by 0.4mtpa and steel by 0.6mtpa and full integration from mineral resources to value-added products. We estimate 36% EBITDA CAGR and 42% EPS CAGR over FY10-FY12.

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We expect Tata Steel's EBITDA to grow at 48% CAGR over FY10-12, driven by its profitable Indian operations, turnaround at Tata Steel Europe (TSE), improved capacity utilization, leaner cost structure, partial resource integration, and improving steel profitability. We expect Tata Steel's consolidated net profit to be Rs62.2bn in FY11 and Rs72.7bn in FY12. We find the stock attractively valued at 4.9x FY12E EV/EBITDA.

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