内容摘要：The spokesman argued that an exit from the WHO would provide Argentina with more flexibility to implement policies tailored to its own interests and to administer its funds as it saw fit.

The spokesman argued that an exit from the WHO would provide Argentina with more flexibility to implement policies tailored to its own interests and to administer its funds as it saw fit.

Joshi says that Hezbollah has taken a “battering”, having seen much of its leadership wiped out. “However, I think it would be a grave mistake to think it doesn't have considerable missile power at its disposal.”The thousands of Hezbollah rockets aimed at Tel Aviv and Haifa and other Israeli towns and cities represent a major reason why Israel might not want to engage in an all-out war, as do the thousands of residents of northern Israel who have already been evacuated from their homes because of the cross-border fighting.

“The people who have remained are the people who probably don't have the means to flee,” says Prof Khatib. “But certainly things don't seem to be calming down anytime soon.”Robots are being used to give emotional support to children who struggle to go to school.The machines, being offered to pupils in Wirral, help pupils share their feelings using a microphone, emoji expressions and lights.

The robots have already been used in a local pilot and have helped improve attendance rates by 21%, the council said.Councillor Stephen Bennett said it might "sound far-fetched or futuristic" but the robots had "already had a significant real-life impact".

Twelve AV1 robots are available to help children who experience emotionally based school avoidance (ESBA) in the Wirral Borough.

“This work has been overseen by the Local Area SEND Partnership Board and is a key project to help children with additional needs, attend school and succeed in their learning,” Mr Bennett said."If people want to get in touch with us, it would be great to go and visit them," said Sabina Yakub, from the NHS Wellbeing Line.

The Hug in a Mug van, kitted out with a coffee machine and oven, has been touring the county.Ellie Marsh, an assistant psychologist from the NHS trust, said the purpose of the programme is to "unlock conversations about mental health and well-being" among health and social care staff as well as serve them drinks and food.

"We recognise there is a cost to caring and we want to help people access the right support for them if they are struggling," she said.The initiative also offers support to people in leadership roles.