From cancer care to ambulance waiting times, the NHS in England is missing most of its own targets Bloomberg analysis underscores how deep the problems run in England's health system trib.al/SkzwWg1

Babies dying in Gambia after getting cough syrup from India. Make no mistake: the whole world is vulnerable thanks to global supply chains and the push for profits. This is the investigation that wasn't: bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg

“Nobody is taking responsibility.” After dozens of African children were killed by contaminated medicine made in India, the Modi government called it fake news. Zachary Mider investigates trib.al/wjKOxM9

🧵Women and girls share stories of abuse in Sudan as conflict rages. Dozens of cases of rape and sexual assault are being documented by aid workers. Many more go unreported. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Coal demand and a broken rail system has more than 1,000 trucks a day ripping up South African roads, chugging diesel, sitting in lines over 10 miles long and drawing criminal activity in rural towns. Matt Hill visited the hotspots of a problem that's grown worse. 🧵

Seville, one of Europe’s hottest cities, is turning to a string of measures to combat the scorching heat — including a $5.6 million architectural experiment. But are these solutions enough to keep residents safe? Laura Millan reports trib.al/01EEnhd

Nigel Farage’s Coutts fiasco highlighted debanking. Yet Muslim communities have complained of bank account closures for years, and barriers to banking mean one in 10 Muslims in Britain don’t have a current account. Read my story here: bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg

My experiences with Lyme are why I study vaccine hesitancy. I can’t thank kvb enough for covering this important issue in Businessweek's Cover Story & for featuring research from @klunztrujillo Jon Green 🇺🇦 [email protected] Jennifer Lin and I. A short 🧵 bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Kansas City schools are renting homes to teachers starting at $400 a month to recruit more amid a national shortage on.wsj.com/45o0x4d

NEW: Amman's mini forests of heat-resistant trees show how cities can offer respite from soaring temperatures — and even save lives trib.al/qs4vXUc

We spent the day in the Atlas Mountains, visiting villages damaged by the quake and meeting regular Moroccans who had packed cars, vans and Mack trucks with food and emergency supplies to give to survivors. It was a heart-warming display of solidarity. nytimes.com/2023/09/12/wor…

Very glad this story is out in the wider world. In Libya Derna is known as a town of poets and one of them - Mustafa Al-Trabelsi - warned of its terrible vulnerability to floods in a poem & cultural event days before the disaster. He died in the deluge. theguardian.com/world/2023/sep…

It is hard to hold back tears when you see the extent of the devastation in Derna.

Disgraced financier Crispin Odey joked about accusers and blamed the "woke brigade" for his downfall, according to a recording obtained by Bloomberg News bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @bbgequality

The lightning military attack in Nagorno-Karabakh shines a spotlight on a regional power struggle that involves the US, Russia, Turkey and Europe bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg Politics

The UK government is on track to announce Palantir as the winning bidder as soon as this month. Gift link here: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Delved inside the reams of paper documents that keep (and have kept for hundreds of years) global trade going and how fraud in commodities is spurring the growth of digital alternatives. Free to read story 👇 bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Hardly anyone noticed at the time, but during Italy's first Covid-19 wave, power companies profited from the lockdown -- even when electricity prices tanked as the economy withered… bloomberg.com/graphics/2023-… With Eric Fan and Sam Dodge

Ahmed al-Chareaa au moment de sa libération en Irak. Deux informations importantes, que j’ai donné à différentes occasions, il a effectivement trompé ses geôliers en se faisant passer pour un irakien «Amjad Modhfer» & la date de sa libération en 2011 aux côtés d’autres détenus