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Transport Secretary Mark Harper insisted the infections present an ‘extremely low risk’ to the wider public.

Parents have kept their children at home today after a six-year-old girl pupil died amid an outbreak of rare group A streptococcal infection at Ashford Church of England School, Surrey

Classmates and teachers at the primary school in Ashford, Surrey were given strong antibiotics by specialists from the UK Health Security Agency

Pupils and teachers are being offered strong antibiotics by specialist doctors from the UK Health Security Agency against the bacteria, known as Strep A

Using the latest figures we attempt to assess how coronavirus is affecting Greater Manchester currently

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick said reports of diphtheria at the Manston processing centre had been "exaggerated" but UK Health Security Agency said there has been a spike

In late October, the UK Health Security Agency assigned variant designations to two new omicron “grandchildren”: BQ.1 and XBB. This means they will be monitored by health authorities, but are not at this stage regarded as variants of concern.

Research led by the UK Health Security Agency said the findings confirm that deaths from Covid-19 were ‘rare’ among children.

Our region has the most hospital admissions due to Covid-19 in the country.

Children aged two to three may have little natural immunity to flu and "can become severely ill", UK Health Security Agency consultant epidemiologist Dr Conall Watson has warned

Asking people to isolate themselves if have symptoms will not prevent many infections