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Alanis Morissette review: She exudes wry humour and her singing is rivetingly powerful

Mention 1996 to a music-lover and they will probably think of Oasis or the Spice Girls. But those bands, huge though they were, only had Britain's second- and third- biggest-selling albums of the year.




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Ren Harvieu album review: Most of these 12 songs are still gorgeously uplifting

For a music lover, there's nothing better than putting on a debut album by an unknown and realising that you've found a new favourite.




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Laura Marling album review: This strange period has found its first classic album

Quite a few albums that should have come out now have been postponed till the autumn. You can understand why, but it's no use to the fans who have time to kill and a thirst for new music.




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Fiona Apple album review: Fetch The Bolt Cutters is one hell of an achievement

In a fascinating, fitful career, Fiona Apple has often felt like a one-woman band - singing, playing the piano, perhaps throwing in some rudimentary percussion.




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Joan As Police Woman album review: A light in the middle of the tunnel

Out of this strange suspended spring, patterns are emerging. If an album isn't postponed, it's quite likely to be special. Music, like the sky on a sunny day, seems brighter, sharper, deeper.




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Special condoms created to stop the spread of sexually-transmitted Zika virus

Melbourne based pharmaceutical company has produced condoms that can fight the spread of the Zika virus. The condom is available in Australia and marketed as Ansell dual protect with VivaGel.




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Pregnant Sara Mujica diagnosed with Zika virus after visiting fiancé in Honduras

Sara Mujica, 17, went to visit her fiancé Victor Cruz, 19, in Honduras earlier this year and returned home to Danbury, Connecticut on March 30, with a fever and rashes all over her body.




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Zika Virus passes from the mother's bloodstream into the foetus

Researchers at Washington University successfully developed two mouse models to study how Zika virus infects unborn babies, by weakening their immune systems before infection.




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Third Zika victim confirmed in Tennessee as total number of cases reaches 60 in US

The patient in Rutherford County contracted the disease while traveling internationally, according to a statement released by the state's Health Department on Thursday.




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Zika virus detected on Queensland tourist returning from Bali and Thailand

A North Queensland resident has tested positive for Zika virus after a trip to Thailand and Bali, with a team sent to a town south of Cairns to spray for mosquitoes in case the disease spreads.




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Detroit Tigers star reveals he was bedridden with Zika virus for TWO WEEKS

Former Mets player Francisco Rodriguez (pictured) said he'd been bedridden with the disease for two weeks on a trip back home to his native Venezuela - where the virus is rampant.




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Zika virus baby born in New Jersey's mother says she flew to America to seek treatment

The Honduran mother who delivered what is believed to be the first baby to be born with a Zika virus-related condition in the New York tri-state area has broken her silence.




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Greg Rutherford has sperm frozen amid fears over Zika virus at Rio Olympics

The British long-jumper has frozen samples of his sperm amid fears about the Zika virus at this summer's Olympic Games in Rio. The virus can cause birth defects and be transmitted through sex.




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LG launches anti mosquito screen and aircon that scares Zika virus insects

LG is fighting malaria and dengue in India with the power of sound waves. The South Korean firm has launched a line of TVs and an air conditioner that produce sound waves to paralyze mosquitoes.




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Brazil woman faces deportation to Zika danger zone despite being pregnant

Deiseane Santiago, 22, intended to return to Brasil with her fiancé but when she fell pregnant she was afraid of the baby contracting Zika virus but Home Office have refused to let her extend her visa.




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Pregnancy-affecting Zika virus hits Indonesian holiday island of Bali

Travel advice issued from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Australia have added Bali to a long list of places being affected by the Zika virus - which has been linked to birth defects.




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Zika virus hits Bali as pregnant travellers warned to avoid Indonesian island  

The Zika virus has arrived to Indonesia now Australian's are being urged to reconsider holiday plans to Bali. The virus is linked to immune system disorders and deformaties in babies.




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Zika warnings lead to 'sharp increase in demand for abortion in Latin America'

In many of these countries abortion is either illegal or highly restricted, leaving pregnant women with few options and potentially driving them to use unsafe methods, warn experts at the University of Cambridge.




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Zika virus scientists believe they are one step closer to developing a vaccine

Scientists at Imperial College London found previously exposed to the dengue virus boosts the potency of Zika, explaining why cases in Brazil, where the former is rife, have soared.




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Ali Fedotowsky cancels Mexico wedding after reports of Zika virus south of the border

Ali Fedotowsky and fiance Kevin Manno were all set to say 'I do' in Mexico but sadly had to scrap those plans.




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Zika virus Q&A: What is it and what are the dangers for Rio Olympics 2016? 

With the Zika virus casting a cloud hanging over the Olympics Games, several athletes have opted out with many more taking precautions. MARTHA KELNER answers the key questions...




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Rebecca Adlington surprised by golfers opting out of Olympics 2016 over Zika virus

The retired swimming champion questioned whether the game's big stars, including Rory McIlroy and Jason Day, were 'not going because they just don't want to go' to Rio de Janiero in Brazil.




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Rachael Finch knocks back 2016 Olympic Game coverage due to Zika virus scare

She said earlier in the year that she wishes to have three children with her husband Michael Miziner.




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New York town is luring bats to kill mosquitoes in bid to prevent outbreak

The flying animals, natural mosquito predators, can eat up to 1,000 of the disease-spreading insects in an hour. And officials in New Hempstead, New York, are installing 'bat boxes' to attract them.




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Top five Zika virus-free places to travel to this summer

Has the threat of Zika ruined your summer travel plans? Don't fret! FEMAIL rounds up five unaffected destinations within the U.S. – and the perfect fashion picks to pack for each place.




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BBC staff refuse to travel to cover Rio Olympics over Zika virus fears

A dozen staff are threatening to follow sports journalist Richard Conway (pictured) who is said to have told bosses he is bowing out of the event in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.




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Zika virus case in Miami is not related to travel

Until now, there has been no sign that mosquitoes carrying Zika have arrived in the continental US, but officials have warned that the possibility was looming.




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New interactive maps reveal where Zika virus has already struck and how far it could spread

These interactive maps show where people are being treated for the disease, how many patients are infected and which cities are most at risk.




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Zika virus may remain in semen longer than first thought

The French 27-year-old was found to have traces of the virus in his semen after he came down with mild symptoms a few days after returning from Thailand.




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First baby with Zika-related microcephaly defect is born in Spain 

The mother had been diagnosed with the virus in May and had decided to keep the baby, a spokeswoman for the regional health authorities of Catalonia, where the baby was born, said today.




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More than 1.6 MILLION pregnant women 'could get Zika before virus burns out'

There could be 90 million infections - at least - before the current epidemic fades, according to a US-UK research team. In Latin America alone, that could mean at least 1.6 million infected pregnant women.




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Scientists claim to have zika vaccine 'breakthrough'

Two studies released today have identified antibodies to fight Zika. They have been hailed as some of the most precise investigations into Zika to date as the virus sweeps the world.




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Blood donations SUSPENDED in Miami amid fears of Zika outbreak

This freeze should remain in place until each individual unit of blood collected in the two counties can be tested, according to the US Food and Drug Administration.




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Zika virus in Florida warning to tourists after four new cases reported

Fears of a Zika virus outbreak in Florida have been raised after the first reports of the disease in the US. The virus was found in the southern counties of Miami-Dade and Broward.




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Zika Virus fears at home allows pregnant Brazilian student to stay in Britain

Pregnant Deiseane Santiago, 22, originally from Sao Paulo in Brazil, came to Britain last November on a five-month visitor visa to spend time with 26-year-old fiance Simon Ellis (pictured).




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Zika virus hits Yorkshire with three cases reported and total number reaches 53

Fifty-three cases of the Zika virus have now been reported in Britain, health officials have revealed. It is thought that all of those affected by the virus had recently travelled back from abroad.




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Pregnant women told to avoid Florida following latest Zika virus outbreak

Public Health England has advised pregnant women to scrap non-essential trips to Florida, United States, after the country's first cases of the Zika virus not linked to travel have been discovered.




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Zika virus could soon spread to Louisiana and Texas, says expert

The Zika virus could soon be spreading to  Louisiana and Texas, warned a tropical medical expert, after four patients in Florida have tested positive for the virus.




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Australian athletes ROBBED during Rio Olympics 2016 fire evacuation

Australian team boss Kitty Chiller confirmed on Monday a laptop and some Zika-protective shirts were stolen during a fire evacuation on Friday when a blaze was sparked by a cigarette.




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Zika virus outbreak in Florida leads to 'sex ban' for British tourists

Public Health England advised pregnant tourists to cancel non-essential travel to Florida and said men and women should abstain from sex without a condom while they are on holiday.




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Florida reports ANOTHER Zika infection in Miami bringing total number of cases to 15

Health officials said all 15 are within the same one-mile region of Miami, just in-land of the beach.




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Ryan Seacrest reveals his toned tummy in Rio while fans warn about Zika virus

Ryan Seacrest arrived in Rio de Janeiro just days ago as he is set to host Friday's Olympic opening ceremony.




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Zika virus-related microcephaly found in 2 babies in California 

The news means 13 babies have now been born with the condition in the United States since the Zika epidemic began last year.




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Miami's 'ninja' Zika mosquitoes are 'finally succumbing to bug spray'

The news will bring relief to health officials in Zika-infected Miami after fears the insects had grown a resistance to insecticide.




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Zika IS in the UK asmore than FIFTY cases have been diagnosed in hospitals

Public Health England released a statement following reports of three people in West Yorkshire being treated for the virus after returning from overseas. It said the risk to the general public is low.




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Hawaii authorities struggling to control Hep Aand Zika as it spreads through the island

More than 90 people have contracted the infection in just one month - a staggering figure for the 1.4 million-strong state in such a short amount of time. Hawaii is also battling Zika.




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Zika virus hits Palm Beach in first case that's non-travel related

As insecticide rained down on a popular district in Miami, state health officials began to investigate Palm Beach County's first case of non-travel related Zika, Gov Rick Scott's office announced Monday.




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Four more people have caught Zika in Miami officials reveal

It is the biggest one-day spike in diagnoses to date as the city struggles to control the virus. The development means there are now 21 people being treated for local transmission of the virus.




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Peter Andre leaves pregnant wife Emily at home for trip to Florida over Zika virus scare

Fearing the worst during an outbreak of Zika virus, pregnant Emily was banned from travelling to the US with the rest of the family as Peter went abroad with Princess and Junior.




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Rio Olympics battered by torrential rain and high winds

Torrential rain and high winds became the latest misfortune to hit the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, with rowing events canceled and other athletes including cyclists forced to cope with the bad weather.