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Unprecedented flu season in the UK, with thousands of children hospitalized due to influenza A/H3N2. Experts like James Hay from Oxford University explain that this superflu is not unusual, occurring every few years. Children and teens are more susceptible due to high contact rates and less experienced immune systems. Vaccination is emphasized as the best protection, with significant reductions in hospital admissions for both adults and children. Stay home if sick and consider getting vaccinated for extra protection.

Seventy-one dogs and puppies rescued from illegal puppy farming operation in Bury, Greater Manchester. Four individuals arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty, released on bail as investigation continues. Public urged to report concerns about illegal puppy sales or animal welfare.

Greater Manchester faces a severe flu outbreak, with over a hundred hospitalizations and rising. Health officials urge parents to vaccinate children at special clinics, as this years strain is more virulent. The NHS is concerned about increasing hospital admissions. Free vaccination clinics run from December 12th to 30th, targeting low vaccine uptake areas to prevent spread and reduce hospitalizations.

Trumps Pennsylvania Rally: A Deep Dive into Exclusionary Policies and White Supremacist Ideologies At a recent rally in Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump made controversial remarks about immigration, suggesting the U.S. should only accept immigrants from certain European countries and criticizing those from Somalia. He also targeted Representative Ilhan Omar, leading to chants of Send her back. These comments reflect a broader vision of a white Christian nation, achieved through exclusionary policies. Historically, the U.S. restricted immigration to primarily white Europeans, but racial quotas were abolished through civil rights activism. Today, the Trump administration is closing pathways for immigrants, blocking citizenship, and expanding the deportation system. The Supreme Court has authorized racial profiling, leading to U.S. citizens being targeted in raids.

Two men arrested in connection with the deliberate felling of a beloved Christmas tree in Shotton Colliery, County Durham. The tree, a community landmark for over a decade, was cut down just hours after its festive lights were switched on. The incident has caused widespread sadness and anger, with the community calling for justice and accountability.

Prince Andrew spotted riding a horse in Windsor, hours after new Epstein photo surfaces, showing him with Bill Gates. The image, previously released by Getty Images, was taken at a malaria summit in 2018. Trump and Clinton also appear in new Epstein files, as lawmakers review over 95,000 images. Andrew expected to move from Royal Lodge to Sandringham in the New Year.

Chaos erupts at Winter Wonderland as overcrowding leads to mass brawl, with security personnel criticized for inadequate intervention. Witnesses report a woman being knocked unconscious amidst the fight.

Bishops express concern over Tommy Robinsons Putting Christ back into Christmas carol service, accusing him of weaponizing Christian values for far-right agenda. Church of England counters with Christmas Isnt Cancelled video, urging compassion and understanding. Counter-demonstration organized by Stand Up To Racism. Reverend Doctor Helen Paynter raises questions about Robinsons true intentions.

The British Medical Association is facing criticism for its stance on the current flu outbreak, with the government and officials accusing them of scaremongering. The BMA is set to vote on potential strikes in England next week, which could lead to a five-day strike starting Wednesday if their proposed deal is rejected. The governments offer includes prioritizing British medical graduates for specialty training jobs and covering training expenses, but not a pay raise. The flu season has arrived early and is severe, with two thousand six hundred sixty patients per day hospitalized in England last week. However, the NHS maintains that it can handle the situation, and speculation about the flu is not helpful.