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World Hepatitis Day is being marked with renewed calls for governments to expand vaccination, testing and treatment as viral hepatitis continues to cause preventable liver disease, cancer and death.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has welcomed President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as his first international visitor and pledged continued British military, technological and reconstruction support for Ukraine.
African legislators meeting in Midrand are being urged to turn continental commitments on water, sanitation, trade and governance into funded national programmes and measurable improvements.
A new WHO assessment says the world remains off track for the 2030 targets and calls for integrated care, stronger surveillance, sustained financing and community leadership.
The judgment allows Tesla's claim concerning fair licensing terms for 5G technology used in connected vehicles to continue, but it does not settle the final price or validity of the patents.
Beijing has rejected allegations that Chinese developers improperly copied an American artificial-intelligence model and has warned it may respond to sanctions or trade restrictions.
A House of Lords committee will examine Ofcom's enforcement, changes made by online platforms and whether additional action is required to protect UK users.
Pope Leo XIV and Andrea Bocelli will join 164 children and young people from the Holy Land, Uganda, Haiti and Italy for a prayer and music gathering at Castel Gandolfo.