Maeve Cullinan

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Hundreds of police officers are being deployed to protect health workers and treatment centres amid a spiralling Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

The first Ebola case in the current epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) may date back as far as January, according to local medics.

The posters outlining have gone up at Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester airports, as well as St Pancras and Birmingham railway stations

Unsafe food kills more than 1.5 million people a year and causes cases of more than 200 diseases, research from the World Health Organization (WHO) has shown.

A nurse who contracted the virus during the ongoing outbreak has described his traumatic ordeal for the first time

Etienne Ezo knows exactly when he contracted Ebola and one of the most terrifying and painful ordeals a person can go through began.

The nurse, who works in an MSF-run paediatric ward, is one of at least 30 women arrested for allegedly violating strict dress codes

A month after the outbreak was declared, the key facts about the virus spreading in the Congo are becoming clearer

Twenty British people repatriated from the so-called “rat-virus cruise” were released from self-isolation on Monday.