Families are eating less healthily

Now that people no longer work from home after the Covid pandemic, it is noticeable that many have to stay at work for landier hours but also spend much longer in traffic jams, getting home later and not much appetite for cooking anymore.

Frontpage messages for the week of November 27-December 03 2023

Looking the most important news facts for the last week of November 2023

What we’ve been reading: our editors’ picks

Cabinet reshuffle David Cameron   Former prime minister makes shock comeback in high-risk reshuffle Cameron’s appointment as foreign secretary indicates a move to the centre by Rishi Sunak and is likely to anger the right of the party Sunak searches the gene puddle of Tory talent … and finds David Cameron John Crace ‘He stillContinue reading “What we’ve been reading: our editors’ picks”

US issues rare worldwide terror alert as unrest engulfs the Middle East

Event Daily Telegraph, October 19, 2023 The United States has issued a rare worldwide alert to Americans abroad, warning that they face an increased risk of terror attacks or violence in the fallout from the Israel-Hamas war. Lebanon was at the centre of the fears, with Britain and America urging their citizens to flee on anyContinue reading “US issues rare worldwide terror alert as unrest engulfs the Middle East”

New schoolyear also restart of Covid

The school year just started, but yesterday there were already several schools having to cope with sick pupils. In Belgium, 2700 COVID cases were already recorded yesterday, and those are only the registered cases. Doctors think there may be many more cases, people even not knowing they’ve caught Covid. In August 2023, sporadic detections ofContinue reading “New schoolyear also restart of Covid”

How overcrowding and extreme weather is transforming America’s iconic national park

  How overcrowding and extreme weather is transforming America’s iconic national park Gabrielle Canon Millions of visitors from around the world descend on Yosemite national park each year, spurred by the promise of awe-inspiring views, towering trees, and the chance to escape the hum of city life into nature. But by the time the morningContinue reading “How overcrowding and extreme weather is transforming America’s iconic national park”

Potential for some conflicts in West Asia to be rekindled with renewed vigor

A look at some of the factors that could influence the future dynamics of conflicts in West Asia.

Resilience and preparedness concerning Covid-19

Learning from Britain’s pandemic failings will help better prepare for the next one Credit: ANDY RAIN/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock The public hearings of the Covid Inquiry finally begin, 1,260 days after Sars-CoV-2 was first reported to have broken out in Wuhan, China. The subject on which evidence will be heard – the “resilience and preparedness” of the UKContinue reading “Resilience and preparedness concerning Covid-19”

Sierra Leone, China, Myanmar and Mbuji-May

Sierra Leone’s fishing industry has been undermined by aggressive Chinese trawling dominating waters off the coastline Credit: Simon Townsley In Freetown, road signs from 2021 celebrate 50 years of friendship between China and Sierra Leone, which gained independence from the UK in April 1961. Indeed, the smooth, wide road that runs past Hill Station ClubContinue reading “Sierra Leone, China, Myanmar and Mbuji-May”

Viruses, childhood vaccines and life-threatening bacteria

Karamba is one of Senegal’s most prolific witch doctors with a social media following in the hundreds of thousands Credit: Sam Bradpiece The young girl rocks manically back and forth on the sandy floor. Karamba towers over her, barking incantations, as he commands spirits to heal her. The girl screams and bangs her chest asContinue reading “Viruses, childhood vaccines and life-threatening bacteria”

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