Flu season starts as cases rise
The flu season has begun after an increase in the number of children aged five to 14 falling ill.
Flu season starts after a jump in the number of cases
An increase in the number of children aged five to 14 falling ill means the flu season has officially begun. Doctors say anti-viral drugs should be given to people at risk of developing complications from flu - and it's not too late to have a vaccination
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