Sentence examples for reporting in the uk from inspiring English sources

Intense media reporting in the UK about the swine flu outbreak began on 25 April 2009 and peaked on 30 April after WHO raised its pandemic alert status to 5. The first two cases of swine flu in the UK were confirmed on 27 April.

Introducing mandatory reporting in the UK would be "a huge mistake", according to Dr Jill McLeigh, a clinical assistant professor at Colorado University.

One of the reasons for this is that news reporting in the UK is now so closely intertwined with spin and PR that it has become visibly weakened as a source of information; and so it seems less potent when compared to the first-person accounts that are penned by vigilant reporters who still adhere to strict principles in news-gathering, or for that matter, to blogs by members of the public.

These findings are in contrast to those reported in the UK [ 26] and in the Netherlands [ 31] where the highest prevalence of psychostimulant prescribing was observed in younger boys.

Only four deaths reported in the UK between 1997 and 2004.

According to the Iranian and Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation (IKWRO), more than 2,800 honour-related cases were reported in the UK in 2010.

That is how my colleague Ben Goldacre summarised the finding of an interesting study that he initiated (and co-authored) in the journal Public Understanding of Science into the quality of dietary health claims reported in the UK print media.

The case was a public spectacle, widely reported in the UK and abroad, but the judgement went against Gordon-Cumming and he was ostracised from polite society.

These numbers are comparable to death rates previously reported in the UK [ 6].

Since 2002 a new prion disease of sheep has been reported in the UK; atypical scrapie.

Rates reported in the UK vary between 1 and 2% (Mohammed et al, 2000).