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The Chinese Ministry of Health reported this Tuesday that 15 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded, all of which have been imported, while Hong Kong health officials have assured the city is facing its third and “worst” outbreak from the start of the pandemic.
Image copyrightGetty ImagesImage caption Don’t delay in getting help if you’re having hearing problems Ten million people in the UK – one in six of us – have some degree of hearing loss. The main causes are hereditary factors, noise exposure, trauma and ear diseases. And, of course, there is age. Like getting fatter and…
Image copyrightLucy SutcliffeImage caption When Lucy Sutcliffe went vegan in January, she felt “triumphant” when she found a vegan doughnut store Pledging to go without alcohol and animal-derived products in January has increased as the Dry January and Veganuary campaigns have seen thousands of people signing up to take part. According to Dr Richard Piper,…
About half a million Israeli children returned to class this Sunday after the government eased restrictions in the face of the coronavirus pandemic which has decreased from 250 daily cases in the past few hours, despite barely the number of tests being performed has dropped more than 7,900 across the country.
The post carried an “erroneous message” and was removed, Mercedes said in a statement posted on Weibo, China’s version of Twitter. It said it sincerely accepted all criticism and would take every action to increase its “understanding of China’s culture and values.” Newsletter Sign Up Continue reading the main story Thank you for subscribing. An…
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Turkey on Tuesday condemned the cover of the new edition of the French magazine “Charlie Hebdo”, which features a “disgusting” caricature of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan amid tensions between the two countries.