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Continued strike action plus winter pressures are jeopardising the ability of the NHS to break out of a “vicious cycle”, a health leader has said.

Infighting by unions is jeopardising attempts to save thousands of steel making jobs, the BBC has been told.

Our rivers have become contaminated, affecting the health of our people and jeopardising our agricultural activities.

Richard Pye, clerk of the Senate, is preparing advice on whether Senate estimates can release the names without jeopardising the Australian Federal Police investigation launched last week.

We all agree that we cannot claim ignorance of the fact that the industry is paying huge claims out there even though activities of few among the operators is jeopardising the efforts of the majority.

And that the Severn has been identified as the worst river in England for sewage pollution, jeopardising ecological, economic and recreational activity and human health.

Mr Gumel added that the festivities transpired without any incidents jeopardising lives or assets throughout all 44 Local Government Areas.

Our findings reveal a worrying trend towards consolidating land for industrial agriculture, potentially displacing millions of smallholder farmers through land-grabbing and jeopardising their livelihoods and food sovereignty.

The North Sea industry has warned the government not to toughen its windfall tax on oil and gas profits in the autumn budget, claiming it risks losing £12bn in tax receipts and jeopardising 35,000 jobs.

This ruling is a major blow to both chains, jeopardising the merger's future.

Top Australian polling analyst Kos Samaras said Mr Albanese was jeopardising the support of crucial voting groups by flaunting his wealth at a time when an increasing number of Australians were struggling to get by.

A European expert has lamented the attack for jeopardising attempts at diplomacy with Iran.

Beijing/Shanghai – Police in China have detained a woman for “deliberately concealing” her contact with someone from an area stricken by the coronavirus and jeopardising efforts to stop its spread, the Xinhua news agency reported on Tuesday.

However, despite the discourse of localisation and nationalism, there are concerns that the project is creating a reliance on international expertise and materials, leaving Cairo vulnerable and potentially jeopardising its aim of selfsufficiency.

Ogaji noted that the current situation in the sector was adversely affecting operations of the GenCos thereby jeopardising their investments.

Swarms of desert locusts that have already razed pastures and croplands across Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya continue to spread throughout East Africa, jeopardising the food security of up to 20 million people.

They called on Facebook to do more to remove harmful anti-vaccine content from the site, saying it was jeopardising eradication initiatives and putting the lives of polio workers at risk.

Anyone who is uncertain about whether they have been vaccinated and thinks they might have been exposed should seek advice, but NSW Health suggests you call ahead before visiting a doctor to avoid jeopardising others patients in surgery waiting rooms.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has been accused of jeopardising the start of the public inquiry into the Manchester Arena bomb attack.

BC newsreaders were forced to get a police escort to the recording studio after getting stuck in London traffic, jeopardising the broadcast of the 6pm news.