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People living in the poorest regions of the UK are at more than twice the risk of having diabetes than the average person,

A health campaign is launched today to warn people against the "silent assassin" which costs the South West NHS pounds1.8 million a day. Diabetes UK has published a report which says one in 10 people in hospital across the UK have the condition, putting a massive strain on public resources.

By Emma Brady Diabetes is set to become one of the biggest health challenges in the West Midlands according to a new report published today The condition already accounts for nearly ten per cent of NHS regional spending.

By Tom Smithard The charity Diabetes UK says that NHS services in the region are failing to diagnose people with Type 2 diabetes, leaving thousands at risk of heart disease, stroke, blindness, kidney failure and amputation.Figures show a huge disparity between different Primary Care Trusts in Yorkshire on how many people are diagnosed with the disease.While 93 per cent of people are diagnosed in Doncaster, just 72 per cent are in North Yorkshire and York.