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Adults under the age of 50 have just days left to claim a free Covid-19 booster jab before the NHS will withdraw its offer.
Covid-19 hospitalisations are increasing again with health officials suggesting a new highly contagious variant could be behind the surge.
Fewer teenagers are now coming forward for an HPV jab despite a study confirming that vaccines can cut the risk of cervical cancer by 87%.
A new Covid-19 variant, spreading rapidly across the US, is being watched closely by scientists fearful of its potential impact on the NHS.
People who are eligible for their Covid vaccination or booster will be able to walk-in to West Norfolk's large-scale centre from next week.
The virus forced the popular racer to miss one meeting, and said: "I was in bed for four days solid, I got a high fever."
People aged 50 and over will be able to book a Covid-19 booster and flu jab from tomorrow as fears grow about rising infection rates ahead of winter.
People who are unwell are being told to avoid the elderly and wear a mask as Covid-19 case increase and hospitalisations rise by nearly 40%.
Thirty million people are being told to get vaccinated amid fears the UK will be hit hard by Covid-19 and flu - but who can get a jab and how?
Millions of people are being encouraged to take up offers of flu and Covid jabs amid fears a winter 'twindemic' is about to hit the UK.
Five million more people can now book a Covid-19 autumn booster vaccine, including over 65s and pregnant women.
Health officials say the Covid-19 jab is safe in pregnancy and advice hasn't changed, as outdated social media post spreads ahead of booster roll-out.
Preparations are underway to start delivering the autumn Covid-19 booster campaign at West Norfolk's large-scale vaccination site.
The two toilet blocks have been updated via funding awarded to local authorities in recognition of the impact of Covid-19 on the high street.
