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Monkeypox is the latest global public health threat to make headlines. Most people who contract the monkeypox virus experience flu-like symptoms and a blistery rash that lasts two to four weeks, but a small percentage of infected people develop sepsis or other severe and potentially fatal complications.

Omicron sub-variants driving up infections across world, WHO director-general warns

Omicron sub-variants driving up coronavirus cases in UK and being monitored closely

The facts are there but scientists need to do more to convince politicians, policymakers and the public

Three people have died from 13 cases so far of a worrying new "nosebleed" disease which appears to be a viral haemorrhagic fever but is leaving doctors mystified

“She was a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman, who led a great and inspirational life.”

The tourists were awaiting their train to depart when they were approached by a woman whose assigned seat they were sitting in

With thousands of eyes glued to screens every night for the two month long show, islanders amass a huge amount of followers on their social media accounts, something that many companies see as a huge asset

Avoiding tan lines is a big priority for some who may consider baring all to get a full body colour - but is this actually allowed?

Blackbird is the debut feature film from celebrated Irish dancer Michael Flatley in which he also stars as Victor Blackley, an ex-MI6 operative who is pulled back into the world he left.

Omicron BA.2.75 is being monitored by the ECDC and WHO as cases rise steeply. Virologists have expressed concern over its number of mutations relative to BA.2.