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Risk of Ebola spread in UK is low, experts stress

Risk of Ebola spread in UK is low, experts stress
The Telegraph Thursday 29 October 2026, 12:59 UTC By Anne Gulland 1 min read
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US authorities tighten border rules as virus cases found across Africa

US authorities tighten border rules as virus cases found across Africa
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