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Lough Neagh fish safe to eat despite toxin discovery, FSA says

Fish from Lough Neagh are safe to eat despite the discovery of toxins in the flesh of some species, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said. Professor Robin May, chief scientific adviser at the FSA, said there was no change in advice to consumers ...

10 Sept 2025 at 12:33

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Lough Neagh fish safe to eat despite toxin discovery, FSA says

10 Sept 2025 at 11:02

Meningitis: ‘Sporadic’ household clusters could appear elsewhere in UK

Sporadic household clusters of meningitis could appear over the next four weeks in other parts of the UK linked to the travel of people away from Kent, a health leader has said. Kent County Council’s director of public health Dr Anjan ...

20 Mar 2026 at 16:05

Meningitis: Family describe ‘immeasurable loss’ as cases rise to 29

Meningitis: Family describes ‘immeasurable loss’ as cases rise to 29

The family of a teenager who died from meningitis in the Kent outbreak have described their “immeasurable loss” as the number of cases jumped to 29. Juliette Kenny, 18, died on March 14, one day after first showing symptoms – which ...

20 Mar 2026 at 11:08

Meningitis: Parts of UK could see ‘sporadic’ but ‘containable’ clusters

Students in Kent have queued for hours for meningitis vaccines for a second day as a public health director said “sporadic” household clusters could appear in other parts of the UK. More than 100 students were turned away as ...

20 Mar 2026 at 18:03

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