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Hundreds of cases are suspected in central Africa but experts fear the actual number may be much higher.
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‘It’s heartbreaking’: panic in eastern DRC over return of Ebola
Residents of Ituri province fear spread of disease and economic impact of outbreak six years after the last “On public transport, in bars and at mass gatherings, everyone is talking about Ebola,” said Gloire Mumbesa, a resident of Mongbwalu, a mining town in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He said cases of the disease had been reported locally and panic was engulfing the area because of the lack of a vaccine for the Bundibudyo strain.
Anthropic to share Mythos cyber flaw findings with global finance watchdog
Startup has declined to release Claude Mythos AI model publicly amid fears it could be used by hackers Business live – latest updates Anthropic is...
Big tobacco is exploiting fears of the illicit market to unwind health gains, experts warn
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As the right moves in on antisemitism, where does that leave the Jewish left?
After Reform politicians were cheered and progressive rabbis booed at rally against antisemitism, some fear longstanding alliances are fracturing Rabbi Charley Baginsky, the co-leader of Progressive Judaism, admitted she felt apprehensive before speaking at last weekend’s central London rally against antisemitism. As she addressed the crowd, there were some boos.
BBC staff fear meagre pay rise after bosses forgo own increase
Workers told to be realistic about outcome of union talks as corporation aims to make savings with job cuts BBC staff have been told their bosses...
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Drought fears in central and southern England as dry April leaves rivers lowMonth was one of driest Aprils on record with rainfall 23% less than average, according to Met Office figures One of the driest Aprils on record for...
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Dozens of Nigerian fishermen feared dead after Chad air strikes on Boko HaramA fishermen's leader tells the BBC that 40 people are feared dead - either in the strikes or drowning as they tried to flee.
Norway puts UN project funding on hold raising fears for plastics treaty talks
Move by largest donor to environment programme poses further uncertainty for already troubled negotiations The largest donor to the United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) has paused funding to the body before its revised budget on 12 May, triggering concern among member states and NGOs. The news could carry significance for the already troubled plastic treaty negotiations being overseen by Unep.
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‘Truly terrifying’: Alberta voter data breach raises fears for Canada’s electoral integrityDebates over secession overshadowed by revelations separatist-linked group gained access to list of electors The illegal use of voter information by...
Antony Catalano: media mogul accused of assaulting wife excused from attending court due to fears over press scrutiny
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Doctors warned Andrea could die without safe housing, then discharged her to sleep on the streets
The First Nations woman has been on the priority public housing list in WA since 2023. Despite nearly dying from sleeping rough, she still has a two-year wait Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The family of a homeless First Nations woman who is sick with septicemia fear she will die without a safe home, but advocates warn it could be years before she reaches the top of the public housing waiting list.
‘Everyone was in tears’: the tenants given eviction notices just before ban in England
Shock and fears for future, including homelessness, after landlords rushed to issue section 21 notices before 1 May It was 2pm on 30 April when Carl Kansinde Middleton received a “no fault” eviction from his landlord in Brighton – just 10 hours before section 21 notices were officially banned under the Renters’ Right Act. “As we were getting closer, I really thought I was safe ,” he said.
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Worried Britons ‘prepping’ for major disruption with stash of tins and cash, survey showsFears over a natural disaster or cyber attack are pushing households into contingency planning, Link survey shows Millions of Britons are “prepping”...
'I'd rather live in hiding in the US than return to Somalia'
Fear and uncertainty linger for Somali migrants in Minnesota despite a legal reprieve.
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How operation to disembark passengers on virus-hit cruise will workThe BBC's Guy Hedgecoe reports from Tenerife, where some locals fear the ship's arrival could bring health risks.
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Neo-Nazi Joel Davis charged with inciting hatred over ‘Abolish the Jewish lobby’ rally at NSW parliamentDavis, 32, arrested on Wednesday and charged with inciting hatred and causing fear. Arrest comes after police criticised at royal commission into antisemitism Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Prominent neo-Nazi Joel Davis has been charged with alleged hate speech after a protest by the National Socialist Network outside New South Wales parliament.
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Fears of new China shock as EU industry’s reliance on imports growsRising volume of components imported from China prompts warning of cannibalisation of European industries Europe is facing a fresh China shock that threatens to cannibalise local factories, leading to job losses and de facto colonisation of industry by Beijing, trade analysts and representatives have said. They fear the plunging exchange rate and support for Chinese “zombie firms” has echoes of the crisis in the US 25 years ago when the term “China shock” was coined.
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Oil prices rise and bonds wobble as Iran war stokes inflation fearsTrump warning over peace talks drives up crude price as UK gilts hit by uncertainty over Starmer leadership Business live – latest updates Oil...
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Reeves seizes on surprise UK growth as evidence Labour leadership must stayChancellor says ‘now not the time to put economic stability at risk’ as ONS records 0. 3% growth in first month of Iran war Business live – latest updates Analysis: Reeves says ‘if economy ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ The chancellor has seized on official figures showing the UK economy was more resilient than feared at the start of the Iran war as evidence to keep the current Labour leadership in place.
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UK households cut back spending at fastest rate in 16 months, Barclays saysDip in credit card spending in April, particularly on travel, suggests Britons preparing for harder times amid Iran war fallout Households cut back on their spending in April at the fastest pace in 16 months, as the conflict in the Middle East provoked fears of another cost of living crisis, a report from one of the UK’s biggest banks has suggested. Barclays, which processes nearly 40% of the UK’s credit and debit card transactions, said its data showed there had been a 0.
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Canada sees record military recruitment boom over Trump, Ukraine and China fears
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Ukraine fears US will again push a deal giving Russia 'a lot' and Kyiv nothingArticle tone: Alarming
Russia will always be victorious, says Putin at scaled-back Victory Day paradeMoscow blanketed in heavy security despite last-minute announcement of three-day ceasefire with Ukraine Vladimir Putin has declared Russia will always be victorious as he oversaw a scaled-back Victory Day parade on Red Square held under heavy security amid mounting fears of Ukrainian attacks and growing public fatigue with the war. Speaking to the crowd, the Russian leader invoked the sacrifices of the second world war to rally support for his soldiers fighting in the war in Ukraine.
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Russia's Victory Day celebrations are dampened by ongoing war with UkraineWorld War 2 Victory Day celebrations in Moscow will be muted this year because of fears of drone attacks, as the public tires of the Ukraine war.
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Fears of renewed Gaza war as Hamas disarmament talks stallIsraeli media reports suggest Israel is preparing to resume fighting because of the impasse in talks with Hamas.
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Thames Water rescue deal threatened by uncertainty over next prime ministerExclusive: Potential investors fear Andy Burnham could push to bring utility companies into public ownership A rescue deal for Thames Water is under...
Trump’s shifting remarks on Taiwan are perfect for China to exploit
President’s remarks about Taiwan arms deals being a ‘negotiating chip’ with Beijing have been seized on by Chinese state media It has been an unsettling few days for Taiwan’s government. When Donald Trump met Xi Jinping in Beijing on Thursday, many feared the unpredictable US leader could upend Washington’s longstanding support for Taipei.
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Greens split over how hard to challenge Burnham in Makerfield byelectionSome in party fear all-out campaign could boost Reform UK chances The Greens are locked in an internal debate about how hard to challenge Andy...
For anxious Taiwan, Trump’s silence after Xi talks is best possible outcome
Island breathes sigh of relief as fears recede that US could jettison longstanding support Before this week’s summit between the Chinese and US...
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Investor jitters over Starmer uncertainty drive UK borrowing costs to 28-year highBond yields soar and pound falls against dollar as investors brace for potential Labour leadership change Long-term UK borrowing costs soared to the highest level in almost three decades on Tuesday as fears about a change of Labour leadership triggered investor jitters and warnings of further bond market turmoil. With investors worried about potential changes to Labour’s tax and spending plans, the yield – in effect the interest rate – on 30-year government bonds, or gilts, hit a high on Tuesday of 5.
UK borrowing costs rise as Starmer speech fails to dispel investor ‘jitters’
Bond yields creep higher on concerns about potential for political instability and rising inflation Business live – latest updates UK politics live – latest updates The cost of government borrowing has crept higher as Keir Starmer’s crucial speech failed to dispel investor “jitters” in the bond markets over political instability combined with fears of rising inflation. The yield, effectively the interest rate, on the benchmark 10-year UK government bonds (known as gilts) rose eight basis points (or 0.
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Minority groups brace for surge in racism after Reform UK election gainsMembers of minority communities in Birmingham and elsewhere fear results could lead to rise in hostile rhetoric Conceding defeat at the election count at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena on Friday, the outgoing Labour leader of the city council, John Cotton, made a plea. “What I would encourage the next administration in this city to do, whatever form that administration takes, is that it ensures it champions the diversity of this city,” he said.
UK borrowing costs fall and pound rises as Starmer says he will remain as PM
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Water flows to parched NSW wetlands could be turned back on within weeks as drought fears loomWater minister Rose Jackson calls drying in Gwydir region ‘devastating’ as bill passes upper house Sign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter here Water flows to parched New South Wales wetlands where an urgent rescue mission to save dying wildlife unfolded are a step closer to resuming after legislation passed the state parliament’s upper house. The water minister, Rose Jackson, told the parliament on Thursday night the impact of a halt to environmental flows in the internationally significant Gwydir region had been “devastating” as she introduced legislative amendments she said would allow flows to resume.
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