Gangsters become hit men for God

Article Abstract:

Bob Turney spent 18 years in and out of prison, but is now secretary of Unlock, the new national association for former criminals, as well as a probation officer and an ordained minister with the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. Similarly, Terry Mortimer, with whom Turney associated during his time as a criminal, became a born-again Christian and is now a Pentecostal minister. Both men feel that they are now in a position to make a positive contribution to society.

Behavior, Criminals, Turney, Bob, Mortimer, Terry

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Singles at risk from drinking and suicide

Article Abstract:

There are currently 10 million single people in the UK, of whom 7.5 million are aged under 35. There has been a strong rise in the number of single households over recent years, particularly as a result of people marrying later, the rising divorce rate and higher life expectancy. Single people tend to be prone to depression and heavy drinking, and are often unhealthy because they eat takeaways and ready meals.

Psychological aspects, Single people

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