Fri, Jul 03 2009
Andy Burnham, British health secretary: Cases are doubling every week and on this trend we could see more than 100,000 cases a day by the end of August.
In the closing days of Bulgaria’s parliamentary elections campaign, the Bulgarian Socialist Party demonises Ivan Kostov; Boiko Borissov labels Sergei Stanishev a populist and for most right-wing politicians, Ahmed Dogan is demon-in-chief.
More cases in Bulgaria as new surveillance equipment arrives from the US. Meanwhile, the Greek government confirms more than 100 cases of people affected by the H1N1 strain.
Less than a week ago, another police man at the Kulata border crossing point was seen accepting a bribe from a man who also had a banning order but attempted to enter Greece. The officer will face criminal charges.
For the first time since its formation in 2003 not a single case is awaiting review by the council.