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The first batch of mpox vaccines has arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo, three weeks after the World Health Organization declared mpox outbreaks in 12 African countries a global emergency.
It might be dry this morning but the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain over the next few days. Parts of Wales are at risk of flooding, the weather and climate service said, with as much as a month's worth of rain set to fall in some areas.
A man who threw a vape at a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers before he was captured on CCTV ‘celebrating’ in the pub has been jailed.
A new lethal strain of the mpox virus could already have made its way to the UK, an expert has warned. Leading professor Paul Hunter said the country could begin seeing cases in the next two weeks, as fears over the strain increase.
A judge said rioters had been ‘inspired by the ignorance of racism’ as he locked up the first criminals to be dealt with in Manchester. Judge John Potter said ‘lies’ had been ‘deliberately spread’ following the tragic death of three children in Southport about the ‘supposed nationality’ of the alleged attacker.
UK health chiefs have shared the risk level to the UK and the important symptoms to know as a new global emergency has been declared by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Outbreaks of mpox in Africa have now been classed as a 'public health emergency of international concern', with all ages, including children, being affected.
The mpox outbreak ravaging the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is now a global health emergency, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
An emerging virus known as 'sloth fever' has raised concerns after the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control confirmed 19 imported cases within the European Union, marking the first such instances.