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World headlines
Monkeypox: 80 cases confirmed in 12 countries Another 50 suspected cases of the rare disease are being investigated, the WHO says. Tornado in Germany injures 43 people, police say Officials said the tornado cut a path of destruction during violent storms in the west of the country. Covid in North Korea: No response to US vaccine offer On a visit to the region, President Joe Biden said the US could provide Covid-19 jabs "immediately". Roger Angell: Baseball's reluctant poet laureate dies at 101 Although he disliked the accolade, Roger Angell was hailed for his innovative writing about the game. Spain lifts Covid ban on unvaccinated travellers UK holidaymakers without a jab will be allowed entry with a negative test or proof of recovery. Elon Musk denies sexual misconduct allegations A report claims Musk's company SpaceX paid an employee $250,000 to settle the claim against him. Mariupol: Russia declares complete victory at Azovstal plant Ukraine says the last defenders at the besieged site have been given permission to leave. France's mustard shortage leaves sour taste The price of the condiment is up 10% due to poor harvests and the impact of the war in Ukraine. |
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Science headlines
Which foods boost the immune system? Can certain foods boost the immune system? We look at what to eat to prevent infections and stay well Do bees really die if they sting you? Here's the science behind whether all bees die after stinging humans. Cats can memorize their friends' names, new study suggests Cats may be able to remember the names of cohabitating cats — but it depends where they live, new research suggests. Asian elephant mom carries dead calf for weeks, new eye-opening videos reveal Asian elephants, like their African cousins, seem to mourn their dead, sometimes carrying their lost infants for days or weeks. Monkeypox outbreaks: Here's everything you need to know Cases of the rare monkeypox virus are popping up in Europe and the United States. Here's what you need to know about the virus. 'Ghost' fossils preserve haunting record of ancient life on a hellish Earth Ghostly imprints of very tiny "nannofossils" can offer a valuable window into our planet's past — and hint at its possible future. Monkeypox cases double in UK, pop up in US Monkeypox infections are appearing in Europe and North America, a rare occurrence for a disease endemic to west and central Africa. Voyager 1 sends strange signals from beyond the solar system. Scientists are confused. NASA's Voyager 1 space probe sent a confusing signal back to Earth, suggesting the craft doesn't know where it's located. Alien shopping-bag ocean weirdo has glowing Cheetos for guts Resembling an alien shopping bag with guts made of glowing Cheetos, a bizarre creature took center stage in new footage captured by a remotely operated vehicle deep in the Pacific Ocean. How much urine can a healthy bladder hold? A healthy adult bladder can hold a fair amount of urine, but regularly holding it to the point of discomfort isn't a great idea. |
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