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Countries around the world on Saturday adopted an initial U.S.-led reform of the rules around disease outbreaks, known as the International Health Regulations (IHR), the United States said. The amendments, adopted at the World Health Organization (WHO) assembly, were agreed at a meeting seen as a once-in-a-generation chance for the U.N. health agency to strengthen its role after some 15 million deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic. The changes sought by Washington, and backed by others such as Japan and the European Union, mark a first step in a broader reform of the IHR, which set out countries' legal obligations around disease outbreaks, expected to take up to two years.
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Some €3 million out of the €5m needed have been raised in just three days largely in small amounts, the Lithuanian internet broadcaster that launched the drive stated.
The restrictions which coloured life for so many during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic are proving something of a dry run for life in the Ukrainian capital now, according to one Kyiv resident. For more than three months Oksana Goshel, 34, has been filing audio diaries detailing life in a war zone - and its dramatic shifts - for the Sky News podcast, Ukraine War Diaries. "We were laughing and saying that COVID was kind of a good rehearsal for Ukraine," she says.
A staunch defence of the PM features among the front pages.
Glee star said he is no longer able to ‘judge the competition fairly’ after breaking protocol
Ncuti Gatwa had to hire security after it was announced that he will be the next 'Doctor Who'.
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Giants manager won't stand for national anthem in protest of gun violence
In a personal message ahead of the Platinum Jubilee, the Prime Minister praised the monarch’s leadership, wisdom and lifelong service.
The chronic pain of knee, hip and back problems is being tackled thanks to a new Isle of Wight initiative.
<p>A talented artist who has been brightening up a city's streets for four years has unveiled her latest project.</p><p>Tash Frootko, 42, has been painting houses in Gloucester since 2018 - and this transformation is her biggest and brightest transformation to date.</p><p>Twenty-five houses have been painted, with the three adjoining streets connected by two murals by local artists Zoe Power and Eloise Henderson-Figueroa.</p><p>The huge project has finally been unveiled today (27/5), marking a giant milestone in Tash's mission to inject colour into the city she lives in.</p><p>The property developer, who has lived in Gloucester for the past two decades, said: "I like to see potential in everything and I see Gloucester as a huge blank canvas. </p><p>"Rows of Victorian terraced houses look sublime when painted in bold and vivid colours. It brings them back to life after being allowed to become drab and soulless.</p><p>"Previously this area of the city had no identity and this project has given it just that."</p><p>Filmed on 26th May 2022</p>
Cardinal Angelo Sodano, a once-powerful Italian prelate who long served as the Vatican's No. 2 official, has died
Stephen Fogg, 60, who had learning disabilities and autism, was kicked and stamped to death in 2020.
People said the celebration, delayed by a year, was not overshadowed by the row over the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Child Poverty in Action Group Scotland also said support measures to help low-income households were only temporary.
Sunak defends energy bill rebate going to every household
The courtroom in Fairfax County Court in Virginia witnessed a rare moment of agreement among the legal teams of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard
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