All Clear
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| Originally published | October 19, 2010 |
| Authors | Connie Willis |
| Genres | Science Fiction |
| Fantasy Fiction | |
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| ID | 2358815 |
About All Clear
When three Oxford historians become unexpectedly trapped in 1940, they struggle not only to find their way home but to survive as Hitler's bombers attempt to pummel London into submission. . . .
How the Palace got stuck in Scobie-gate
... It is not at All Clear what happened in the Royal Family conversations surrounding the skin colour of Prince Harry and Meghan s baby...
Sir Billy Connolly: 'I'll never give up live performance'
... Sir Billy, who has received the All Clear on cancer, says he has given up touring but " may at some future time" be talked into appearing on stage again...
Billy Connolly had 'serious falls' after balance issues, says wife
... " Sir Billy was diagnosed with Parkinson s disease in 2013 - on the same day he found out he had prostate cancer, which he later received the All Clear on...
Inflation slows to 6. 8% but flights and hotels keep prices high
... With only four months to go, it no longer seems at All Clear that inflation at the end of the year will have fallen by enough to achieve it...
Migrants being moved off barge over bacteria fears
... Another test has also been done since, and it is expected that migrants will be moved back on if and when the water supply is All Clear of the bacteria...
Putin and Prigozhin: Getting to grips with latest twist in Wagner saga
... So that s All Clear then...
Confusion and fear at US border as law change looms
... It s not at All Clear how the lucky few are selected...
Liam Holden: Murder suspect was waterboarded into confession, court rules
... today it s All Clear that he was innocent...
Migrants being moved off barge over bacteria fears
Migrants are being temporarily removed from the Bibby Stockholm barge after traces of Legionella bacteria were found in the water.
The Bbc understands that routine testing was done before migrants moved on to the vessel, moored in Dorset.
But test results showing traces of the bacteria came back only after migrants had moved to the barge.
Legionella is the bacteria that can cause Legionnaires Disease - a type of pneumonia.
The Bbc has been told that while migrants have used the water supply on board, none have So Far showed symptoms, but have been removed from the barge as a precaution.
Another test has also been done since, and it is expected that migrants will be moved back on if and when the water supply is All Clear of the bacteria.
The Bbc understands the UK Health and Security Agency has recommended further testing of the water supply.
Government sources have said they are complying with the UKHSA guidance and have gone " above and beyond" what has been recommended by removing people from the barge temporarily.
The Home Office has been asked to comment.
Source of news: bbc.com
