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But there’s a more important and potentially more dangerous factor that ties their nominations together: They are foot soldiers in a power grab that, if it succeeds, would weaken the institutional guardrails that limit the president’s powers and concentrate more authority in Trump’s hands.

The current outbreak in Africa stems from a different, more dangerous mpox variant compared to the last outbreak in 2022.

The fall comes after Lord Blunkett had a recent heart attack which means he must take blood thinners - making any bruising or bleeding more dangerous.

"It is more dangerous now for those in landslide-prone areas because the ground has been saturated by the consecutive typhoons," Mr Nepomuceno said.

Dahl added, “All these politicians who think they’re protecting children are making things so much more dangerous and worse, not just for children but for everyone on the internet.”