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Hep C drug that can cure – but is it too expensive?
There are some phone calls which brighten up your day. I have just had one of those. It was from Nils Nordal and he was phoning from his hospital bed in the Royal Free, north London.
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At least 1,400 children have been subjected to horrifying sexual abuse in Rotherham since 1997, with a report criticising the police for failing to act and prosecute offenders.
It’s ding ding, round two in the Scottish independence debate. Will the leaders of the Yes and No camps fail the FactCheck test?
The Irish man who died after returning from Sierra Leone did not have Ebola, say authorities. But his family say they were not informed about a potential link, and learned about it from the media.
There are some phone calls which brighten up your day. I have just had one of those. It was from Nils Nordal and he was phoning from his hospital bed in the Royal Free, north London.
Thousands attend the funeral of three senior Hamas military commanders killed in the Gaza Strip.
We have had social media revolutions. Now it’s the turn of the so-called “post-TV” protest, with clashes in Ferguson being live-streamed by demonstrators – and racking up millions of views.
A second black man is shot dead by police officers in St Louis, not far from where Michael Brown died on 9 August. Police say he was brandishing a knife, and was shot in self defence.
More than half a million “troubled families” could get intensive help from the government. But what’s in the small print?
Police use tear gas against protesters and make 31 arrests in another night of violence in Ferguson, Missouri, as President Obama sends the attorney general to meet with investigators.
Are 6,000 people really “dying needlessly” thanks to regional variations in cancer care?
The SAS is reported to be on the ground in Iraq, as the US reports seeing fewer civilians trapped on a mountain by Islamic State fighters than previously feared.
Heirs to a fascinating and idiosnycratic religion, the Yazidi community of Iraq has faced countless attempts at oppression, but its current plight could be the most dangerous yet.
The remnants of Hurricane Bertha are heading our way this weekend, bringing the potential for unseasonably heavy rain and strong winds.
US President Barack Obama authorizes targeted air strikes in Iraq to prevent an ‘act of genocide’ against some 40,000 religious minorities trapped in a remote mountain area.
I don’t have any answers, but anybody who thinks there can be anything “permanent” in the disorder thus created is crazy.