Spain in new mask rule as Covid and flu sparks crisis in hospitals
Covid and flu have hit Spain badly again this year - one month earlier than in 2024.
Covid and flu have hit Spain badly again this year - one month earlier than in 2024.
This year's conference revealed that Northern Ireland is no longer the affordable housing market it once was
Oasis star Lima Gallagher has vowed to give up drinking alcohol 'for good' as he is free from temptation as the rock band performed their final reunion show in Brazil
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"Hundreds of Flamengo fans rallied in support of the Rubro-Negro in Lima on Friday, as they prepare to take on fellow Brazilian side Palmeiras in the Copa Libertadores final on Saturday. Footage shows supporters gathering at Maria Reiche Park, chanting and celebrating enthusiastically while drenching the area in red and black with club jerseys, creating a vibrant, festive atmosphere. The club's president, Luiz Eduardo Baptista, can also be seen arriving at the rally and taking pictures with the supporters. "You can't compare Brazil with the other countries in America. We are the powerhouse. That's why we're repeating the final once again," a fan shared. "Flamengo is my life and a passion. I'm very happy to be here with my friends and to live this very happy moment," he continued. Flamengo will take on Palmeiras on Saturday, 16:00 local time (21:00 GMT) at the Estadio Monumental, aiming to win the club's fourth Copa Libertadores title. The 'Mengao' have previously won the trophy three times in 1981, 2019, and 2022."
"Approximately 600 members of the Hong Kong Police Force's Disaster Victim Identification Unit (DVIU) arrived at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong's district of Tai Po to continue searching for the missing after the deadliest fire in city's history. The footage filmed on Saturday shows responders dressed in protective white suits, gathering near the charred buildings to collect evidence and assist in the ongoing investigation. The protective outfits that cover entire bodies, include long-sleeved overalls and gloves, safety helmets and oxygen masks or respirators to be able to work inside the scorched residential blocks. The blaze broke out at Wang Fuk Court on Wednesday, and continued to burn for more than 20 hours. Authorities confirmed 128 deaths, including 89 victims who had yet to be identified, while about 200 people remained missing. The blaze had ravaged seven of the estate's eight residential blocks. The complex reportedly consists of 2,000 units with over 4,600 residents. Over 900 residents have been evacuated from the complex, with many taking shelter in temporary facilities established in nearby sports centres and schools."
A report by the UKHSA suggests that while flu levels are rising in England, they remain within baseline – or typical – seasonal ranges.
"Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick said the team is determined to win against Alaves in its upcoming La Liga match, following Tuesday's disappointing loss to Chelsea in the Champions League. "Every match in La Liga is difficult to play, but our goal tomorrow is three points, which is what I can say, everything. [We] have to then [be] back, three points is important for tomorrow," Flick said during a press conference at the club's training centre on Friday. Footage also shows the training session, with key midfielder Pedri returning to the pitch, alongside other stars like Robert Lewandowski and Lamine Yamal. Commenting on Yamal's reaction after being subbed out in the Chelsea clash, Flick touched on the youngster's tough encounter with Marc Cucurella, which resulted in the winger's dissatisfaction. "His mood is good, and of course, I think a lot of players when they - when [I] change them they are not happy," the coach noted. "It's not about this match, forget it, Alaves is now the important thing, and he has to show his best performance, his best lap," he continued. The German coach also urged his players to put the Chelsea defeat behind them and focus on the upcoming fixtures. "We were very disappointed about that, because we thought we also can win there, but it was not happening. It's done, okay, now we are looking forward, we are looking positive, for the next match to the end of this year," Flick emphasised. Barcelona will host Alaves on Saturday at the partially reopened Spotify Camp Nou, where construction is ongoing, but home matches have already resumed."
Pope Leo declined to pray inside the world-famous religious site, despite his aides believing he had done so, but did take off his shoes in a sign of respect inside the Muslim place of worship
Jeremy Corbyn acknowledged there had been "mistakes" in the establishment of Your Party in a speech to the party's inaugural conference in Liverpool
NSW's opposition leader is determined to dethrone Premier Chris Minns at the next state election.
Lorry driver Anthony Burns has been charged over M62 crash that killed two Ryanair pilots
"A demonstration in support of Palestine takes place in Paris, coinciding with the UN International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, on Saturday, November 29. Organisers are calling for the protection of Palestinian rights under international law, including self-determination, the right of return to their land, and an end to Israeli occupation and settlement building in the territories. They are also backing sanctions on Israel and a 'permanent' ceasefire in Gaza. The event forms part of a wider national campaign, with groups co-ordinating transport from multiple cities. Israel and Hamas agreed the first phase of a peace plan in October, covering a ceasefire, return of hostages and prisoners, and aid supplies into Gaza."