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France’s foreign ministry on Monday advised French nationals to avoid non-essential travel to Ukraine as tensions soared over the Russian military buildup, prompting NATO allies to put forces on standby and send ships and fighter jets to bolster Europe's eastern defences.

Dr David Nabarro, the WHO's special envoy for Covid-19, warned governments not to liken Covid-19 to flu, but said that the "end was in sight" in the battle against the virus

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato) allies have put forces on standby and sent ships and fighter jets to bolster Europe's eastern defences as tensions soar over Russia's military buildup around Ukraine, the alliance said Monday.

The Covid strain, named Omicron BA.2, has been identified more than 420 times in the UK since November, with cases multiplying in some parts of Europe and India

Bird flu cases have been on the rise recently, with reports of outbreaks in the UK, China, mainland Europe and Israel. Outbreaks typically happen in commercial flocks, such as in large-scale poultry farming operations – which is why bird flu is often only a concern to people working in these…

But another expert warns continent ‘only passing halfway mark’ in fight against virus and questions ministers comparing Covid to flu

It comes as some British embassy staff are being pulled out of Kyiv in response to the mounting tensions

Soldiers placed on standby to deploy to Europe as concerns over possible ‘lightning attack’ by Russia grow