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Maryam Moshiri: BBC News presenter reveals she has blood cancer (opens the original)
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BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri has revealed she is living with blood cancer. Moshiri, who joined the BBC in 2003 and is one of the news channel's best-known anchors, told the BBC she wanted to share her diagnosis to raise awareness about the disease. "It's been two years since my diagnosis and I've felt that I've started to understand the disease a lot better and the way it affects my life. I've got a handle on it to a degree now, so I felt it was really important to raise awareness," the 49-
Two German airport workers die of malaria after 'mosquito arrives on plane' (opens the original)
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Two Frankfurt Airport workers have died of malaria after a rare outbreak led to six employees contracting the serious infection spread by mosquitoes. It is believed the mosquitoes arrived at Germany's busiest airport on a plane, according to German public health officials, triggering an outbreak which was first detected in July. A spokesperson for airport operator Fraport told the BBC an employee had died as a result of the infection, while public health officials said later on Wednesday that tw
What we know so far about the West Midlands fires (opens the original)
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Firefighters in the West Midlands are extinguishing remnants of fires, a day after multiple blazes swept across the region. As the UK recorded its hottest day of the year on Thursday, residents fled their homes as fires spread through dry grass and tore through houses. A total of 54 patients were treated by paramedics and 19 were taken to hospital. On Thursday, fire crews responded to multiple blazes across the West Midlands that led to thousands of 999 calls. In Stourbridge just before 13:30 BS
Met Police boss admits mistake over Jason Arday plagiarism row (opens the original)
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The head of the Metropolitan Police has said his force should not have investigated a journalist who was looking into plagiarism claims about a University of Cambridge professor. Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said officers "dropped the ball" when they looked into a complaint made against journalist Jack Grove over his attempts to contact Prof Jason Arday. Sir Mark told broadcaster LBC the complaint should have been "screened out earlier on as not requiring investigation". Arday, who re
Meredith Kercher's sister criticises Amanda Knox Edinburgh Festival Fringe show (opens the original)
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The sister of Meredith Kercher has criticised a solo comedy show by Amanda Knox, who was convicted and later acquitted of murdering the British student in Italy in 2007. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe website says Knox's show, Cartwheel, is about motherhood and how she will explain what happened in Perugia to her daughter. Stephanie Kercher, addressing Knox directly on BBC Breakfast, said: "What I would say [to Knox] is to think about the family here, think about her friends and to turn the table
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