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Economists expect the Bank of England to leave borrowing costs unchanged on Thursday, but renewed oil and gas price increases have raised the possibility of tighter monetary policy later in the year.
African legislators are gathering in Midrand to consider water, sanitation, trade, peace, governance, gender and youth affairs during the first ordinary session of the Parliament's seventh legislature.
Researchers, governments and community organisations are examining how twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention can be introduced affordably and effectively while global programme financing remains under severe pressure.
More than 700,000 people were evacuated in Guangdong before landfall, while authorities continue to warn of torrential rain, flash floods and landslides after the storm moved inland.
Catholic bishops from Eastern Africa say young people must experience genuine belonging and participation rather than being treated only as recipients of Church programmes.
A preliminary survey recorded the strongest private-sector activity since February, although falling employment and renewed energy-price pressure continue to threaten the improvement.
The first 27 centres are intended to combine GP, pharmacy and urgent-treatment services, but their effectiveness will depend on whether they add clinical capacity rather than simply relocating existing workers.
Travellers are being advised to prevent mosquito bites, check destination-specific health information and seek medical advice if they become unwell after returning to the UK.
The memorandum of understanding covers advanced memory, contract chip manufacturing and packaging technologies through 2030, as demand for specialised AI processors continues to rise.