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Health, defence and international development secretaries Jeremy Hunt, Michael Fallon and Justine Greening arrived at the Cabinet Office in London for today's emergency meeting to discuss the epidemic. |
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Sporadic cases of Ebola in Europe are "unavoidable" but the risk of the disease spreading is extremely low, the World Health Organisation has said. |
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DOCTORS in Spain admitted four more people to hospital on Tuesday after a nurse was infected with the deadly Ebola virus. |
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FREETOWN, Sierra Leone – Burial teams in Sierra Leone abandoned the dead bodies of Ebola victims in the capital after going on strike this week, though an official claimed Wednesday the situation had been “resolved.” In neighbouring Liberia, health workers said they planned to strike if their.... |
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As the Black Sabbath frontman prepares to release Memoirs of a Madman, heres a 1986 Spin interview about going solo, accusations that his music encourages suicide and whether he puts secret messages in his songs Black Sabbath to record new album and tour one more time It was a dirty job, but somebody had to do it. |
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FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) Burial teams in Sierra Leone abandoned the bodies of Ebola victims in the capital after going on strike this week, though an official claimed Wednesday the situation had been resolved. The Sierra Leone Broadcasting Corporation reported that bodies of Ebola victims were being left in . |
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FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) Burial teams in Sierra Leone abandoned the dead bodies of Ebola victims in the capital after going on strike this week, though an official claimed Wednesday the situation had been "resolved."The Sierra... |
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Sierra Leone strike halts burial of Ebola dead, though officials claim dispute is 'resolved' |
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MADRID, October 8- Doctors in Spain hospitalised four more people and rushed to identify dozens of others at risk on Tuesday after a nurse was infected with the deadly Ebola virus, raising fears of contagion in Europe. The European Union demanded answers about how the disease spread in a specialised.... |
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DAVID CAMERON will chair a meeting of the Government’s Cobra contingencies committee today to discuss the ongoing African Ebola epidemic which has killed more than 3,500 people. |