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The al Astal brothers are among the unlucky Palestinians who are fighting their own battle against cancer while stuck in a war zone

Next week promises to be a crucial one for the World Health Organization, with member states coming together in Geneva to adopt a landmark pandemic agreement and a slimmed-down budget amid US funding cuts.

A new campaign backed by world leading scientists and politicians from seven different parties hope the Brexit reset will force the UK to follow the EU lead in banning nitrates from meat

We have a refreshed and revitalised Australian government, enriched with great political capital.

Dangerous indoor pollution could be tackled with air purifiers but costs are too high for many, researchers say

Lampooned by critics but loved by fans, Quo turned boogie into blockbuster rock. As a live album captures their 70s peak, their frontman remembers late friend Rick Parfitt – and reconsiders his whole sense of self

Europeans pay different prices for medicines based on where exactly they live, but they spend way less than the US does.

There is a shortage of 5.8 million nurses worldwide, and it’s being made worse by the demand for foreign-born healthcare professionals in Europe.

Seventeen people in Kachchh, who developed fever and respiratory distress towards the end of August 2024, died in quick succession between September 3 and 9, prompting authorities to rush teams to the affected area – villages Bekhada, Sanhrovand, Medhivandh and Morgar in Lakhpat taluka, and Bharavandh and Valavari in Abdasa…

The legendary band will bid farewell in a country where Townshend has always appreciated the “incredible” crowds

The Who have just announced another ‘farewell’ tour. And all the signs are there that this one really will be their last