*Live online:* The Observer's *Tracy McVeigh* and experts *Tim Brighouse* and *
Ann Hodgson* will be here on Thursday at 3pm to discuss the government's

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Patients to get chemically "sterilised" blood
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Hundreds of US transfusion patients are set to receive red blood cells cleaned
with compounds that inactivate viruses and bacteria

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The new network aims to thwart hackers and beat technical problems that make

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Ever wanted to see an international agreement? There are an awful lot of
them here, and the ones I looked at were surprizingly readable. I was
looking for the Balfour Declaration, the thing I saw cited as the start of
Israel recently. Suprizingly this document is only four paragraphs. The
Oslo Accords (Israel/PLO agreement of 1993) is another thing much shorter