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VAST areas of Spain and Portugal have been hit by power outages, leaving residents without electricity and mobile signal.

Entire airports and metro systems have ground to a halt in major cities – spinning the countries into chaos.

Barajas Airport in Madrid is still without power.

The Valencia metro has announced it has suspended its entire service service.

Data from Spain’s electricity grid shows an enormous drop off in a matter of seconds.

Entire cities including Seville, Barcelona, ​​and Pamplona also remain affected.

Baffled residents took to social media to share news of the power outages – with parts of France also seeming to be affected.

Some reported that the whole of Madrid and Lisbon were without power and mobile coverage.

Others reported that video calls with people across Portugal suddenly cut off.

BREAKING: A sudden, massive power outage has hit major cities in Spain, including Madrid and Barcelona.

Spain's national railway company, Renfe, said the country's "entire National Electricity Grid" was cut off.

Parts of Portugal and France have also been affected. pic.twitter.com/Ig7pp5JBID

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JUST IN – Blackout of the electricity grid in Portugal — Público

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Madrid’s community president asks the government to activate “status 3” so that the Spanish military can “guarantee order.”

Red Eléctrica says the power outage in Spain is “exceptional and extraordinary” and will take “up to 10 hours to repair.”

As for now the situation is this: Malaga is online. Porto is offline. Aignan is offline.

Portugal’s grid operator blames a “rare atmospheric phenomenon” for widespread power outages — Sky

Portugal’s grid operator says it is “impossible to predict” when electricity will be restored — Público

According to the Portuguese operator, quoted by Reuters, it could take up to a week for the network to be fully normalised due to the complexity.- Reuters

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Matthew Missen, from Staffordshire and Srt<oke-on-Trent Integrated Care Board, said: “Covid-19 is still a serious threat to older adults and people living with a weakened immune system because of a health condition or treatment.

This Spring booster helps strengthen immunity and reduces the risk of severe illness and hospitalisation. If you’re eligible, please don’t wait — book your appointment as soon as you’re invited.”

Vaccinations are available at GP practices and pharmacies as well as at pop-up and walk-in clinics. To book an appointment, click here or call 119. For the full list of walk-in clinics, click here.

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NHS diagnoses thousands more cancers as cases rise by 5% New figures published today show the NHS diagnosed over 11,000 more cancers in 2022, reaching a new record high level – with almost 950 people a day getting a diagnosis in England.

"I truly think the best days of Pfizer are ahead of us, because Covid, was for me, like a rehearsal"
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Moderna could face suspension from Britain’s pharmaceutical trade body following a string of breaches of the regulatory code. The Telegraph

The Covid vaccine maker is due to be audited by the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA) over “unacceptable” practices that brought discredit upon the industry.

If found to be lacking adequate compliance systems, Moderna could ultimately be suspended or expelled from the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (APBI).

It follows several code breaches, including representatives of the company offering children £1,500 and teddy bears to take part in Covid vaccine trials.

In a fresh ruling, which is expected to be published in the coming days, the company was also found to have misled regulators about when it first became aware of the financial incentives to children.

Moderna claimed it had taken action as soon as it was notified about the cash offer by the Health Research Agency in January 2024, but it has now emerged that senior executives were informed in August 2023 by the campaign group UsForThem, yet failed to take action.

Under the Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) regulations, it is prohibited for incentives or financial inducements to be given to children or their parents.

The PMCPA ruled the company had shown a lack of transparency that was “completely unacceptable” and brought discredit upon the industry.

💉 Moderna could face suspension from Britain’s pharmaceutical trade body following a string of breaches in the Covid jabs' regulatory code

Head to the page below to read the story in detail⬇️https://t.co/K2ErYBtjoS

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s track record as a politician is marred by a number of scandals.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, for example, she made a deal with US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla to buy 1.8 billion doses of then-untested COVID vaccines worth about $37.6 billion.

Diplomats view European Commission President von der Leyen as “toxic,” asserting that her resignation could help “unblock many issues”, according to Switzerland’s Die Weltwoche weekly.

The EU is currently embroiled in a crisis marked by internal divisions, a trade dispute with the United States, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, among other things, the publication notes.

🇪🇺 “High-ranking officials of the European Union are increasingly convinced of the toxicity of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and want her resignation”
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US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a “productive” discussion on the sidelines of Pope Francis’ funeral as the White House ramps up its push to strike a deal to end the war in Ukraine.

White House communications director Steven Cheung confirmed in a statement Saturday morning that Trump and Zelensky met ahead of the funeral of Pope Francis.

Trump and Zelensky “met privately today and had a very productive discussion,” Cheung’s said. “More details about the meeting will follow.”

Photographs released by the Ukrainian presidency showed the two leaders huddled in close discussion without aides in the ornate surroundings of St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican.

A spokesman for Zelensky said the meeting lasted for about 15 minutes, and the leaders agreed to continue talks, possibly later Saturday. “The teams are working on organizing that,” a spokesman said.

President Trump & Zelensky met before the Pope’s funeral

'President Trump and President Zelensky met privately today and had a very productive discussion,' said White House communications director Steven Cheung, saying more details would follow. pic.twitter.com/dl0rVfM1u6

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Defense will contribute to security plan, fighters also ready

Italy’s defence ministry will contribute to security efforts for Pope Francis’s funeral with anti-drone systems, Eurofighter and a destroyer, officials said Thursday.

It has been reported that these measures will be taken to assist in ensuring security.

Around 50 heads of state and 10 reigning monarchs will attend the funeral of Pope Francis. In total, about 130 delegations have confirmed their participation in the mourning ceremony.

Soldiers in combat uniform have been mobilised to St Peter’s Square to guard it from an aerial terrorist attack. They will join the Swiss Guard, the Vatican’s own army, which despite its appearance as a purely ceremonial force undergoes rigorous military training.

Pope Francis’s funeral will take place on Saturday in the open air in front of St Peter’s Basilica, with world leaders including Donald Trump, Sir Keir Starmer and Volodymyr Zelensky as well as dignitaries, among them the Prince of Wales, seated outside.

For the Duration of the Pope's Funeral, Italy's Ministry of Defense Will Deploy Destroyer, Fighter Jets, and Anti-Drone Systems

It has been reported that these measures will be taken to assist in ensuring security.

Around 50 heads of state and 10 reigning monarchs will attend… pic.twitter.com/VBCcnCb3xK

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Moscow is closely monitoring the EU’s militarization program, Sergey Shoigu has warned

Moscow reserves the right to launch a nuclear strike in response to Western military aggression, Sergey Shoigu, secretary of Russia’s National Security Council, has warned, citing last year’s amendments to the country’s nuclear doctrine.

The warning comes amid discussions in Western Europe about a possible deployment of troops to Ukraine as part of a potential peace deal, as well the EU’s plan to re-militarize the bloc.

According to the Russian security chief, Moscow “is closely monitoring the military preparations of the EU countries.” Nuclear weapons may be used “in the event of aggression” against Russia or Belarus, even in response to attacks with conventional weapons, Shoigu said an interview with TASS on Thursday.

He also noted calls by France and the UK for troop deployments to Ukraine following a possible ceasefire. Moscow has repeatedly warned against such steps, saying that unauthorized military personnel in Ukraine would be regarded as legitimate targets.

Western aggression could trigger Russian nuclear response – security chief — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union https://t.co/pYMsrwKNgp pic.twitter.com/UUdNB5QVoK

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