What does N stand for?

For the first time, the RCM is fully funding a three-year PhD in normality and decision-making.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors have commented that, while the housing market may now be out of intensive care it remains some way off a return to normality.

She describes how Western society has developed images and concepts of normality based on politics and economics, how experience has developed concepts of the spectrum (autistic and typical), how the individual and family operate within society's concepts about what is normal, the role of language, the right to know our own minds, the links between autism and sexuality, the movement to increase inclusion and the impetus to go against the status quo.

The European Union, along with the British and Irish Governments have created these jobs in a bid to ease Ulster back to normality after three decades of community strife.

AFTER the Scoop6 bonus of pounds 290,951 was landed last weekend, the bet returns to relative normality today when the featured races, all shown live on Channel 4, come from the meetings at Newbury, Newmarket and Market Rasen, writes Graham Green.

To mark this year's National Midwifery Week, running until tomorrow, the Royal College of Midwives has launched a campaign to "bring normality back into childbirth.

Head teacher Philippa Boulding said: "We have still got the building and are looking forward, and spending today assessing the damage and putting a plan in place to get the children back to school and normality.

HOME builder Westbury achieved record half year results to August 31 today, saying normality has returned to the housing sector.