University term looms as NHS pushes to close MenB vaccination gap
Public health officials have administered over 246,000 doses of the MenB vaccine in a targeted summer campaign. As freshers prepare to arrive on campus, experts warn that completing the two-dose schedule is essential to preventing potential outbreaks.
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"The measure of our democracy is not found in the rhetoric of parliament, but in the stability we provide for every citizen."
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As the autumn chill sets in, Westminster grapples with the fallout of the new energy fiscal policy, a decision that will test the resilience of households across the nation. Beyond the corridors of power, we are tracking the critical infrastructure developments in the North, which remain the linchpin for long-term economic recovery. Today, we demand clarity from our leaders and accountability for the promises made to the British public.
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