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Israel ‘yet to give any evidence’ UN staff were linked to Hamas massacre
Agency has reportedly yet to receive proof that aid staff kidnapped women and gave weapons to terror group for attacks
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The rise of live-streamed child abuse – and Britain’s role in it
More and more British offenders are directing the sexual abuse of children over live streams – so what is being done to tackle it?
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‘Silent epidemic’ of online child abuse surging follow pandemic
Children worldwide are being sexually abused to order via live-video streams, Interpol warns
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UN chief: Only so much we can do to screen staff for pro-Hamas sentiments
Exclusive: Head of UNRWA acknowledges risk of neutrality breaches among workers and calls for more money to improve vetting of new recruits
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The Ebola survivors who are still infectious – 10 years after the world’s biggest outbreak
A decade after the virus ravaged West Africa, the threat of its return looms in an unlikely source: the testicles of men who survived
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WHO convoy hit by bullets while driving through Gaza, says agency chief
Staff from the World Health Organization were among those on a ‘high-risk’ mission to deliver medical supplies to Al-Ahli Hospital
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World Bank urged to review funding of hospital chain linked to ‘cash for kidneys’ racket
India’s scandal-hit Apollo Hospital group has received £120 million in investments from the World Bank since 2005
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Shimano bike parts ‘made by modern slaves’ sold to commuters
World’s largest bike-parts manufacturer investigates Malaysian supplier after Telegraph uncovers labour abuse allegations
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Revealed: Global private hospital group embroiled in ‘cash for kidneys’ racket
Desperate young people from Myanmar selling their organs to rich patients of India's prestigious Apollo Hospitals chain
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Inside the secretive IDF intelligence unit for autistic teenagers
Corporal N, 19, who lost her sister on Oct 7, is one of many Israelis whose ‘cognitive capabilities’ are proving invaluable
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Can David Cameron make Britain a development superpower again? Only time will tell
The Foreign Secretary has pledged to ‘put development right back at the heart’ of the UK’s international affairs
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Inside one of the world’s deadliest forests – and the bushmeat hunters risking contagion
Ebola, Marburg and never-before-seen infections are spilling over into Guinea’s hunter communities. Scientists fear biological catastrophe
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Inside Gaza’s bombarded hospitals: ‘I told Israel, I cannot move my patients or they will die’
Water shortages, power cuts and constant air strikes cause chaos in healthcare facilities as disease and infection spread
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WHO urges Hamas to provide ‘proof of life’ for hostages
Head of the World Health Organization asks for immediate medical access to ascertain the health status of hostages
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Afghan poppy cultivation falls by 85pc under Taliban rule, new analysis shows
Last year’s ban on poppy farming is described by experts as ‘the most successful counter-narcotics effort in human history’
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Fears of hidden HIV epidemic in eastern Ukraine as war takes its toll
Infections are thought to be spreading in the occupied territories, where testing has all but stopped
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