Two new cases of swine flu in UK

Two new cases of swine flu, one a child, have been diagnosed in the UK, British health secretary Alan Johnson said today.

Two new cases of swine flu in UK
Thu, 07 May, 2009 - 15:16

Two new cases of swine flu, one a child, have been diagnosed in the UK, British health secretary Alan Johnson said today.

Johnson told MPs that the child now affected is a pupil at one of the five schools that have already closed.

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