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Fukushima 100 days on: US in the spotlight
As Japan attempts to bury its head in the sand over the full scale of the Fukushima nuclear power meltdown there is growing concerns across the world that the United States is not taking the problem seriously enough.
Fukushima crisis: “it is much worse than you think “warn scientists
Japan's Nuclear Emergency Response Headquarters finally admitted earlier this month that reactors 1, 2, and 3 at the Fukushima plant experienced full meltdowns.
Fukushima meltdown is ‘much worse than you think’
The full extent of the damage to the environment and the safety of the Japanese people that the meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear power caused is only now starting to become avaliable. Even more worrying is that it has not been released by the Japanese government but independent scientists who has scathed the Japanese governments rescue attempts.
New E.coli outbreak in France: six children have been hospitalised
Six children were hospitalised in France with E. coli infections after eating meat that manufacturers said could come from Germany, where an outbreak of the bacteria has killed 38 people.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: New cases emerge in France
Six children were hospitalised on Thursday in the northern French town of Lille after being infected with the rare strain of E.Coli bacteria recently traced to Germany, health authorities said.
French credit downgrade feared as global markets shaken further by Greek debt crisis
There is a growing fear in Paris that France is on the verge of a credit downgrade because of its exposure to Greek debt
Mini-Ice Age: Sunspot cycle won't counteract climate change
Environmentalists be damned, rather than a future so hot and humid that humans will not be able to survive, the Earth is actually heading towards a 'mini ice age', according to the world's newspapers.
Which just goes to show that you shouldn't read today's papers.
16 June 2011: The pick of today's football transfer rumours
The pick of today's European football transfer rumours for 16 June 2011. Any transfer gossip surrounding Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Bayern Munich, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, Roma, Barcelona and Real Madrid will be covered here.
Germany officially recognises the Libyan Rebel Government
fter months of hesitations, Germany has yesterday recognised Libya's rebels as "the legitimate representatives of the Libyan people", becoming the 13th country to do so after after Australia, Britain, France, Gambia, Italy, Jordan, Malta, Qatar, Senegal, Spain, the United Arab Emirates and the United States.
Greek Default Expected Within 12 Months
Greece has become the lowest rated country in the world, falling behind nations such as Jamaica and Grenada after Standard and Poor's cut the country's rating by three notches. Greece now has a credit rating of CCC, down from its rating of B and it is expected to be reduced further. There is now growing frustration in Europe over the efforts being made by the Greek government with a default the most likely outcome.
E.coli 2011 symptoms: Outbreak traced to German bean sprouts
The E.coli strain responsible for Europe's deadly outbreak has been identified as an evolved and particularly toxic version of the bacteria first identified in Münster, Germany, in 2001, according to two separate teams of scientists.
10 June 2011: The pick of today's football transfer rumours
The pick of today's European football transfer rumours for 10 June 2011. Any transfer gossip surrounding Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Bayern Munich, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, Roma, Barcelona and Real Madrid will be covered here.
As the rebel fighters are promised £800m, is Gaddafi really preparing to step down?
As the fight to force Gaddafi out of power continues, Western and Arab governments have pledged more than £800m to support Libya's rebel administration as they seek to keep the pressure on Muammar Gaddafi's regime and insist they want to start preparing for a transitional phase.
Syria Crisis: Turkey opens its door to the Jisr al-Shughour Syrian refugees
Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan has announced that Turkey will not close its doors to Syrians fleeing unrest in their country.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Worst is over, says Germany but two more deaths reported
Health officials in Germany have expressed hope that the "worst" of the E.coli outbreak that has afflicted Europe was now over.
Zimbabwe and Algeria sending troops to support Gaddafi in Libya war?
With strict sanctions imposed against the country, most of his assets frozen and many of his top government officials defecting, how does Gaddafi still manage to hang on to power?
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Over-use of antibiotics may have created new strain
The E.coli outbreak sweeping Europe is the deadliest on record: 22 people have died and there have been over 2,000 reported cases in nine countries.
5 reasons why the 2011 E.coli outbreak is the deadliest yet
The E. coli outbreak sweeping Europe is the deadliest on record: 22 people have died and there have been over 2,000 reported cases in nine countries.
Germany and nuclear power: A brave new world?
On 03 June 2011, the German magazine Stern reported that Chancellor Angela Merkel had agreed with the provincial governments (Länder) to a phased closure programme of all of Germany's 17 nuclear power plants by 2022. Mrs Merkel wants the closures to start at two-year intervals from 2015 at two plants per odd-numbered year and the final two or three plants, the most modern, in 2022.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Beansprouts linked to source
Local German health officials said on Sunday they had strong evidence that linked tainted beansprouts with the deadly E.coli outbreak that has left 22 people dead.
E.coli outbreak : Germany in Blood appeal
German clinics are appealing for blood donations as the number of people infected with a deadly strain of E. coli keeps on rising and 1,730 people are now said to be affected.
Food-Safety experts: Could the new E.coli outbreak have been avoided?
As the e.coli outbreak has spread in Europe and has now reached the US, food safety experts throughout the world are wondering if it could have been avoided.
Three cases of E.Coli reported in the US as the outbreak continue to spread
Three cases of E.coli outbreak have recently been reported in the US.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Source remains a mystery
German health experts have been unable to identify the source of a deadly new strain of E.Coli bacteria that has spread through Europe, leaving consumers unsure of which foods to avoid.
E.Coli 2011 outbreak: Which vegetables are safe to eat?
The deadly new strain of E.coli that has killed at least 17 people and left 1,500 ill across Europe has never been seen in a human population and it may be the most toxic yet, health experts said on Thursday.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: What are the symptoms?
The deadly new strain of E.coli that has killed at least 17 people and left 1,500 ill across Europe has never been seen in a human population and it may be the most toxic yet, health experts said on Thursday.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Deadly bacteria is 'a new strain'
Scientists analysing the deadly new E.Coli strain in Europe have found the bacteria combines a highly poisonous but common toxin with a rarely seen "glue" that binds it to a patient's intestines, Reuters reports.
E.coli 2011 outbreak: Deadly strain reaches Britain
A deadly new strain of E.coli that originated in Germany has spread across Europe, Chinese scientists who analysed the bacteria said.
Generation Rent: First-time buyers locked out of property market
A generation of Britons believe they will never own their own property, a new survey has shown
Lloyds Banking Group, RBS, Barclays and HSBC share price up on FTSE 100 as Greek bailout 2.0 edges closer
Shares in British banks were up on the FTSE 100 in morning trading as a deal on a second Greek bailout appeared to edge closer today.