As Madden explains, a combination of factors including the risk of deploying reporters to a far away country dealing with a mysterious deadly virus, meant editors were reluctant to cover the story.
The archbishop's address followed new research which showed that the last two years were the most deadly and dangerous period for journalists in recent history.
Accordingly, he wrapped his outburst of deadly rage in an Isis flag, and claimed he was acting on behalf of the caliphate.
Their squawking, cruel faces and white-streaked bombing runs had me devising a deadly version of the seaside amusement arcade's shooting gallery.
Snow, in this poem, is merciless and deadly: the lonely Lucy Gray, who wanders out into an unexpected blizzard, gets lost and is never seen again.
It tells the story of the navy Seal Chris Kyle, the most deadly sniper in US history who was shot dead at a Texas gun range in 2013.
The Spanish nurse who contracted Ebola after caring for two repatriated missionaries appears to have overcome the deadly disease, health authorities said on Sunday.
A "use of deadly force" review board and an external review committee found that officer David Kelley violated police policy when he opened fire.
But experts warned against any premature declaration of victory, with the militants still proving capable of carrying out deadly hit-and-run strikes and indications of coalition lapses.
An international report has found that Ukrainian investigations into the deadly clashes that took place during the 2013-14 Euromaidan protests in Kiev have failed to hold law enforcement officials to account.
Nick Martlew, senior conflict and humanitarian advocacy adviser at Save the Children, said: "We're already seeing an impact on children's health, with increasing numbers suffering from conditions such as diarrhoea, hepatitis A and upper respiratory tract infections – all of which can be deadly if left untreated.
