World Health Organization staff remain ‘vigiliant’ in the event of a nuclear incident
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Sir Jim Mackey said NHS chiefs were ‘really worried’ about supply issues following disruption caused by the Iran war
The alert said that there is ‘no operational threat tied to a specific location’
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Washington moved an ‘armada’ to the region last month in an effort to pressure Tehran into a deal
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All eyes were on Iran as the US and UK advised staff across the region to leave their homes and places of work as Donald Trump’s…
