Sky News：世界各国提高防范猪流感力度
Twocases of Swine Flu have been confirmed in the UK;the victims are in Scotlandand are being treated at a hospital in Airdrie. Seven people who came intocontact with the two suffers have now developed mild symptoms; test on asuspected case in Manchesterhave combat negative. The World's Health Organisation is holding an emergency meetingto discuss the pandemic potential of the Swine Flu outbreak as it continues tospread.
Pakistan's President hascanceled the news conference with Gordon Brown who's visiting the region totalk about a new strategy to fight terrorism. Earlier the Prime Ministervisited British Troops at Camp Bastion at Helmand province and the provincialcapital of Lashkar Gah; in so Pakistanmay have been angered by remarks at a news conference that terrorism had to beeradicated at source.
MPswill not vote on plans to scrap the controversial second-home allowance afteropposition leaders failed to agree on alternative scheme. It's a setback for thePrime Minister who wanted his flat-rate attendance allowance to be agreed uponquickly.
A British mother jailed in the United Arab Emiratesfor adultery has been released. 40-year-old Marnie Pearce was jailed for threemonths in February after a court in Dubai found shehad cheated on her Egyptian ex-husband; her deportation back to Britain has beenput on hold while she fights to win back custody of her two children.
TheJustice Secretary Jack Straw has announced plans to build two new prisons toease overcrowding. The jails near D and C will hold 1500 prisoners and will beprivately built and run. Plans for three huge Titan prisons have been formally abandonedas the government faces spending cuts.
TheHome Secretary has ditched plans for a giant government database tracking allemails, phone calls and internet activity. Critics described the plan as BigBrother Surveillance and warned it would lead to increase in governmentsnooping. Instead, records of every electronic communication will be held byprivate companies.
"Iwill doubt a large central database because I think that moves too much in thedirection of intruding on people's privacy. I think building on the currentmodel where communication service providers retaining information which canthen be accessed by the police and others may get that balance right."
PrinceCharles has met the Pope on his visit to Italy. The pontiff held a privateaudience for the Prince before they will join by the Duchess of Cornwall.Officials said that fight against climate change was high on their agenda for their meeting at the Vatican.
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