Paul Gallagher
Health Correspondent at The i Paper
Health Correspondent @theipaper [email protected] | East Stand Lower @Arsenal | Primary School Governor | often on a bike
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22 hours ago |
express.co.uk | Carlos Novoa |Carlos Nóvoa |Adam Toms |Paul Gallagher
UK hot weather MAPPED as over 120 areas to see heatwave conditions - full listBrits are set for high temperatures over the next few days, with Monday being the hottest. The UK is set for high temperatures over the weekend and on Monday. (Image: Getty)Parts of Britain are set to swelter in the second heatwave of the summer this weekend as temperatures soar to over 30C in some areas.
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5 days ago |
inews.co.uk | Paul Gallagher
GPs and pharmacists have warned it will be impossible to meet soaring demand for weight loss jabs following their rollout on the NHS – and that most people will still have to carry on paying for the drugs privately. Around 220,000 people with “greatest need” are expected to receive Mounjaro, also known as tirzepatide and made by Eli Lilly, through the health service over the next three years.
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5 days ago |
theguardian.com | Paul Gallagher
Good morning. All eyes are on Tehran as it weighs up options for retaliation after US airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear facilities. Despite global calls for diplomacy and de-escalation, Israel is escalating its own bombing campaign against Iran. It’s a terrifying wait for Australians with loved ones still trying to leave the Middle East, as the UN security council prepares to meet for talks over the crisis.
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6 days ago |
eir.news | Paul Gallagher
In greeting China’s Deputy Prime Minister Ding Xuexiang to the St. Petersburg International Forum, Russian President Putin commented on the continuing, relatively rapid growth of trade between Russia and China, although under multiple layers of sanctions of the United States and the European Union. Putin implied that new joint investment projects between the two countries had also been discussed.
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6 days ago |
eir.news | Paul Gallagher
Economic historian Dr. Barry Eichengreen of UC Berkeley and the National Bureau of Economic Research, writing in the New York Times June 17 just before passage of the Senate’s GENIUS Act for crypto “dollars,” also heard the strains of “Gone with the Wind,” and foresaw U.S. monetary and banking chaos.
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