Flu admissions are running at a higher rate than in any week during the past four winters - something that will worry health workers, who are already under pressure.
Hospital admissions for flu in England have overtaken admissions for COVID-19 for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began.
This also means that flu admissions are running at a higher rate than in any week during the past four winters - something that will worry health workers, who are already under pressure. "Admissions are now at the highest point since the 2017/18 season and we are expecting case numbers to continue increasing as we move further into winter.
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