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A delay to locking Britain down during the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in about 23,000 more deaths due to a toxic, chaotic and ...

"I have had a bloody wonderful life. I have found love, travelled, partied, had two amazing children, spent time with friends ...

Human traffickers across Europe have taken advantage of the coronavirus pandemic to exploit more vulnerable people, while efforts to bring them to justice and support their victims have been disrupted ...

In A Nutshell If August 2003’s weather returns at 3°C warming, one week could kill 32,000 people across Europe, matching the deadliest weeks of COVID-19. Current adaptation measures reduce heat deaths ...

When the coronavirus receded across much of the globe last month and the omicron surge declined, many Americans were hopeful that was perhaps the signal that the United States was entering a new phase ...

A new study has revealed as many as 32,000 people could die in extreme weather events should global temperatures continue to ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Just as California has begun to loosen its COVID restrictions, reports of COVID surges in Asia and Europe are raising questions about what the next few months could look like in ...

The weather patterns that produced some of Europe's most extreme heat waves over the past three decades could prove far more ...

Europe’s economy will be challenged by inward-looking America, competitive China, aggressive Russia—and a surging hard right ...