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A second person has died from coronavirus in China amid fears the lethal outbreak may spread globally, officials have said. The 69-year-old man, named only as Xiong, died in the early hours of January 15 at Jinyintan Hospital in Wuhan city. He had been admitted to hospital on December 31 with symptoms of the virus, … Read more
Fresh Port Talbot jobs fears as Tata Steel’s Chandrasekaran says he will not ‘tolerate losses’ By A Daily Mail Reporter Published: 23:00 GMT, 5 January 2020 | Updated: 08:03 GMT, 6 January 2020 There were fresh fears for 4,000 Tata steel workers in Port Talbot after the boss of its Indian owner said he would … Read more
UK manufacturing shrinks at its fastest pace in almost seven-and-a-half years as businesses reel from political and economic uncertainty By A Daily Mail Reporter Published: 23:00 BST, 2 January 2020 | Updated: 09:04 BST, 3 January 2020 UK manufacturing shrank at its fastest pace in almost seven-and-a-half years as businesses reel from political and economic … Read more
Vegetable ramen recalled across the US amid fears it contains listeria-contaminated hard-boiled eggs that have killed one and left six ill Veggie Noodle Co has recalled its Cece’s Veggie Co brand Fresh Veggie Ramen with Chicken Broth There are fears the separately packaged egg may be contaminated with listeria The eggs are produced by Almark … Read more
Fears of a Corbyn-led coalition worry the markets: Pound and UK-focussed shares wobble on hung parliament concerns The mere whiff of a Jeremy Corbyn-led coalition sent shockwaves around City Trust and student accommodation provider Unite Group among the big fallers Sterling was also under pressure and the FTSE 100 endured a rollercoaster ride By James … Read more
Water births are not more dangerous than usual deliveries, a study has revealed. Women opting for the unconventional delivery actually get fewer agonising vaginal tears, according to University of Michigan scientists. The team compared water births to births in a bed at two midwifery units in the US. Results showed no differences in complication rates. … Read more
Public health bosses will advise hospitals on how to cope with a deadly fungus that has become resistant to most drugs. Candida auris was first identified in 2009 and has since struck hundreds in Britain and the US, among other countries. Hospitals are now struggling to deal with the little-known fungus, prompting health officials in … Read more
More than 56,000 pounds of stuffed sandwiches recalled over plastic contamination fears J & J Snack Foods Handhelds Corp recalled more than 56,000 pounds of pepperoni pizza and ham & cheese stuffed sandwiches Two customers allegedly found ‘semi-transparent plastic’ in the products on April 3 Packages were shipped nationwide, but it’s unclear which states are affected … Read more