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‘Drinking from a Fetid Pond’: Superbug Genes in Lough Neagh

Published: 14 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online Genes capable of creating antibiotic-resistant superbugs have been detected in Lough Neagh, the UK’s largest lake, which supplies drinking water to around 40% of Northern Ireland. Water testing revealed resistance genes spanning multiple classes of antibiotics, from common penicillins to last-resort carbapenems, used when other treatments fail. Quinolones, macrolides, aminoglycosides, cephalosporins, and tetracycline resistance genes—commonly used in livestock—were...

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The Escalation Trap: Iran War Risks Becoming Costly

Published: 14 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online The Israeli-US war against Iran and its proxies has entered a perilous stage, becoming a proving ground for competing concepts of military escalation, each with the potential to trap the attackers in a more complex and costly conflict. Despite killing Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, and other key figures in the opening stages, the clerical regime remains intact, and...

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‘Earthquake for France’: Marseille May Vote Far-Right

Published:  14 Mar 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online Nathalie, a market trader in her 40s, had woken early to prepare a pan of paella rice at a market in southern Marseille last week when a crowd of far-right canvassers approached, promising cleaner and safer streets if she voted for them in the local elections. “Our cash tin was stolen right here at Christmas time,” Nathalie said....

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Four US military personnel confirmed dead in Iraq crash

Published: 13 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. The landscape of the Middle East remains a volatile theatre of modern warfare today. Tragic news has emerged regarding the loss of four American service members in Iraq. These brave individuals were part of a crew on a specialised refuelling aircraft. Their mission ended abruptly when the plane went down in the vast western desert region. This specific...

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Crystal Palace Face Fresh Frustration Against Larnaca

Published: 13 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. The air at Selhurst Park felt heavy with a sense of déjà vu last night. Crystal Palace entered their latest European fixture hoping to finally overcome a very stubborn opponent. This match marked another chapter in their maiden continental adventure within the Conference League competition. Fans remembered the sting of a narrow defeat to the same side months...

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Cho Stuns Forest as Midtjylland Triumph in the Rain

Published: 13 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. The footballing gods seemed to frown upon the City Ground during a dark Thursday night. Nottingham Forest entered the stadium hoping to find a vital spark in their European journey. Instead, they were met by a relentless downpour and a clinical Danish side ready for battle. Cho Gue-sung emerged as the hero for the visitors in a very...

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UK Patients Face Long Journeys as Pharmacies Cut Hours

Published: 13 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. The healthcare landscape in England is currently facing a very significant and troubling transformation. Many patients across the nation now face incredibly long journeys to access their essential medications. This growing crisis stems from the fact that local pharmacies are rapidly cutting hours. Weekend availability has declined sharply as many businesses struggle to stay afloat financially today. One...

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Tuareg Music: A Global Cry for Peace and Survival

Published: 13 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. The vast and shimmering Saharan desert has long echoed with the soulful sounds of Tuareg music, a genre that blends ancient nomadic traditions with the raw power of the electric guitar. Since their formation in 1979, the legendary band Tinariwen has served as the global face of this movement, using their melodies to document the struggles of their...

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The End of Hereditary Peers and the Quest for Lords Reform

Published: 13 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. The British political landscape shifted significantly this week following a historic vote on Tuesday night. This momentous decision signals the beginning of the end for hereditary peers within the House of Lords. The journey to this point was marked by intense debate and fierce political opposition from many. Conservative figures fought with great determination to preserve a system...

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The Truth Behind Rising Energy Costs and Fossil Fuel Myths

Published: 13 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. The current atmosphere regarding the British economy is thick with the metaphorical smoke of burning lies and misinformation. As global oil and gas prices reach new heights due to international conflicts, a familiar chorus of voices has emerged. These critics of climate policy have become increasingly loud and aggressive in their assertions. Right-wing politicians and various think tanks...

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