This is an age of anti-vaccine unreason – and even NHS staff are not immune
When fewer than half of health service workers have taken up the flu vaccine, there is little hope for the rest of us, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
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When fewer than half of health service workers have taken up the flu vaccine, there is little hope for the rest of us, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
Read moreAfter watching the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, Kozo Tashima started playing football for the first time in his career, and since then he has dedicated his life to developing the game in Japan.
Read moreExasperated by hours of power cuts, the residents of Karachi took to the streets and blocked several axes of Pakistan's economic heart. An anger which illustrates the daily dysfunctions of a megacity of more than 21 million inhabitants, once again classified among the least livable cities on the planet.
Read moreThe Turkish Parliament ratified the “Mecca Joint Defense Agreement” signed with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, according to what Turkish official media reported on Friday.
Read moreChina has seen a decline in the marriage rate this year, reaching its lowest level in 18 years, according to authorities and local media. This phenomenon raises fears of declining birth rates and worsening demographic pressures, despite efforts...
Read moreWorkers’ rights campaigners say measure will help young people and women in particular achieve more equal pay UK politics live – latest updates Employers will be forced to publish salaries on job adverts, Andy Burnham has announced, in an effort to empower both employees and jobseekers. The prime minister said his government would bring in a legal requirement for companies to say what they pay when listing new jobs, which campaigners say will help young people and women in particular achieve more equal pay. Continue reading...
Read moreVideos about supposed signs of iron deficiency have millions of views on social media.
Read moreNejla Isik marche dans ce qui reste de la forêt rasée d'Akbelen, près de son village du sud-ouest de la Turquie. Elle toise une mine de charbon qui dévore la colline : "on l'appelle le trou de l'enfer".
Read moreLa ciudad turca de Antalya recibe a partir del lunes la gran cita anual del clima, la COP31, en un mundo azotado por indicadores inquietantes y con cuestiones muy amplias sobre la mesa, como los combustibles…
Read moreLes principales Bourses européennes ont fortement baissé vendredi à l'ouverture, l'incertitude sur la politique américaine après les élections de mi-mandat poussant les investisseurs à vendre les valeurs volatiles, principalement dans la tech et l'IA.
Read moreBriton Lewis Hamilton said he is still frustrated by the events that took place at Ferrari during the Mexican Grand Prix last week, noting that he has not yet had any discussions about the first-lap incident that...
Read moreAt least 21 flights across Europe were affected by the incident, which the UK government described as a 'malicious false threat'.
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