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A man wearing black clothes and a blackc hat stands—he is outlined in lime green, with a darker green background photoshopped behind him, with a pine cone logo next to the word "Girchi."
The declaration on July 28, 2026, that the Bundibugyo virus outbreak in Uganda had ended marks a crucial milestone in outbreak control.1 WHO considers an Ebola outbreak resolved 42 consecutive days after the second negative PCR test result of the last patient, or their safe burial.2 Although this threshold effectively captures the interruption of transmission, it remains strictly epidemiological. In reality, the true end of an epidemic is not a singular event but a complex clinical, health system, and social transition that extends far beyond the final detected case
About 40% of £10bn from Affordable Homes Programme will now go on types of housing such as sheltered and shared ownership
Danny Kruger and Antonia Romeo have more in common than they think will.driscoll Mon, 07/09/2026 - 11:46 Reform UK’s head of preparation for government shared his ideas at an IfG fringe event. 5 Comment Alex Thomas Institute for Government Yes Danny Kruger MP, Reform UK's head of preparation for government, spoke to the IfG at our fringe event. Civil service Civil service reform Reform UK No Danny Kruger, who is leading Reform UK’s preparation for government, has been publishing a series of a...
This RAND Europe research explores UK Veterans’ and Reservists’ participation in civilian labour markets, including economic participation, underemployment and barriers to, and facilitators of, good employment outcomes
It’s easy to paint Britain as a post-industrial nation in decline, plagued by crime and high taxes. Indeed, many do. But there’s a new power to Britain’s role on the world stage as America abandons its former allies. Whether it’s Ukraine, security, or now sanctions against West Bank settlers, Britain is in the ascendance - and not overly concerned about moving in a different direction to the US. Have we decided that Trump is no longer important to our big decisions? Are we living in a post-Am...