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A disease that can harm the brain, and which is spread to humans through tick bites, has been identified in the UK for the first time.Public Health England PHE confirmed the presence of the tick-borne encephalitis virus in Thetford Forest, Norfolk, an stanley cup d on the Hampshire-Dorset border.PHE said it believed a handful of infected ticks had been found in both locations, with only one highly probable case of tick-borne encephalitis so far.The health body said the risk was very low but it was investigating how common ticks with the virus might be.How afraid should we be of ticks and Lyme disease Read moreThe small parasitic arachnids are becoming more common in parts of the UK, mainly due to increasing deer numbers. As well as living on deer, ticks can be found on cats, dogs and urban foxes.Ticks can also live in undergrowth, and latch on to humans when they walk through long grass.In addition to the enceph stanley cups alitis virus, the parasites can carry other diseases, including the more common Lyme disease.Dr Nick Phin, of PHE, said: These are early research findings and indicate the need for further work. However, the risk to the general public is currently assessed to be very low. Most people who catch the encephalitis virus will have no or only mild flu-like symptoms, but it can affect the brain and central nervous stanley mug system and can sometimes be fatal. A vaccine is available privately for tick-borne encephalitis, which is already present in mainland Europe and parts of Asia.It is thought Cbic Seismic, torturous and gruelling : forgotten UK arts workers fall through support cracks
Google, Facebook and Twitter have been ordered by the police to remove photographs purporting to show one of James Bulger s killers.The police intervention came after the attorney general thr water bottle stanley eatened to prosecute those who uploaded pictures claiming to be of Jon Venables, now 30, to the i stanley cup nternet.Police served the three web giants with the injunction that bans the purported identification of Venables and Robert Thompson, who were released with new identities in 2001 after being jailed for the murder of Bulger in Liverpool 20 years ago.Legal experts said the breach cou stanley termos ld result in a landmark mass contempt prosecution by the government, following a number of recent cases that brought cyberspace into direct confrontation with the law.A spokeswoman for the attorney general s office said police had requested that Twitter, Facebook and Google assist with the removal of material in breach of the terms of the order and that the process was ongoing.The photographs are believed to have begun circulating online on 14 February and some were still available on Monday.The attorney general, Dominic Grieve, issued a sharply worded statement on Monday warning that he would launch contempt proceedings against a number of individuals who published the online pictures.Twitter broke its silence about the issue in a Commons home affairs select committee hearing on Tuesday afternoon.Keith Vaz, the Labour MP and chair of the committee, asked why Twitter was not taking down the