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Public Health Scotland (PHS) said it was aware that an individual in Scotland was tested for Ebola as a “precautionary measure”.A spokesperson added: “The test result has now been received and is negative.”PHS said that, together with other NHS health organisations, it had “well established protocols for assessing and testing travellers arriving in the UK from areas affected by Ebola”.These include contact tracing, clinical assessment and precautionary testing.PHS confirmed the UKHSA Returning Workers Scheme (RWS), external, which aims to protect and monitor the health of those who may travel from the UK to affected areas for their work, had been…

Serena Williams came agonisingly close to a sensational comeback win on her Wimbledon return before narrowly losing an epic three-setter to Maya Joint.Four years ago, the American great waved what many thought would be a final goodbye to Centre Court after a first-round loss to France’s Harmony Tan.But on Tuesday, the 44-year-old received an electric reception as she stepped back onto the pristine grass courts on which she won seven singles and six women’s doubles titles.And, 1,462 days after her last point at the All England Club, Williams demonstrated her never-give-up mentality to save a match point and force a…

Andy Burnham plans to spend some of his working week in Manchester if he becomes prime minister, the has been told.It is not clear whether he will spend a set number of days there, or whether there will be a more informal arrangement.But he plans to split his time between Downing Street and the North West, it is understood.In his first speech since launching his Labour leadership bid, Burnham announced on Monday he would create a new “No 10 North” unit in Manchester if he replaces outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer. Burnham’s allies hope his presence in the city would…

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Whether Prince Harry and his family should, or should not, get taxpayer-funded police protection when they are in the United Kingdom is a deeply polarising question. The Duke of Sussex’s first priority is keeping himself and his family safe, and he is still furious a Home Office committee downgraded his security level when he stood back as a working member of the Royal Family in 2020. Many have asked me what security The Prince actually gets in the United Kingdom.The answer? A phone number for a police liaison officer, with many more digits than the country’s quick 999 emergency call…

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Scans found huge swellings on Lowri’s brain around the parasites. Following the collapse she became confused and started experiencing numbness and tingling in her body.From there, Lowri ended up giving up work and moving in with her dad in Carmarthen. She was put on steroids that altered her appearance and, as her life became smaller, she began to feel low until her mental health collapsed.”This paranoia and psychosis started kicking in… there was severe anxiety, panic attacks,” Lowri, who spent six weeks in a neuropsychiatric hospital, said. “I spiralled a lot,” she recalled.”My family were losing their mind with how…

England supporters in the United States have been praised by police for their “excellent” behaviour during the group stage of the World Cup, but domestic incidents are up on recent tournaments.The UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) says there have been no reports of any violence or disorder involving England supporters in America, with just two of five arrests coming at a World Cup match.But there have been 463 football-related incidents in England and Wales – significantly higher than this stage in Euro 2024 (304) and the 2022 World Cup (291).The behaviour of Scotland fans in the States has also been…

A young tree grown from the famous Sycamore Gap has been taken from a National Trust property in Cumbria, leaving officials “shocked and saddened” by the theft.The sapling, which had been planted at Wray Castle near Ambleside in April this year, was removed from the site sometime between 9 and 16 June.Laura Lee, general manager for the National Trust in the Lake District, said: “This tree symbolised resilience and renewal, and its loss will be deeply felt.”Cumbria Police have launched an investigation into the incident and are appealing for witnesses to come forward with any information.The stolen sapling was among…