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Friday July 16, 2021, 11:39 PM
The announcement comes after scientists revealed fears of up to 60,000 people dying from flu this winter. Credit: PA
Free flu jabs are to be offered to more than 35 million people including secondary schools pupils this winter, the government has announced.
From September, providers will offer the flu vaccine to more 35 million people, including all secondary school students up to Year 11 for the first time, the DHSC said.
Other groups eligible for the free jab include children aged two and three on August 31, all primary school children, people aged 50 and over, pregnant women, unpaid carers, and frontline health and adult social care staff.
as of the time of writing, mass-retirement is all but off the table.
The A-10 Thunderbolt II is a unique, and remarkably long-lived, war machine that continues to offer impressive combat performance despite its years.
In the decades following the end of World War II, western demand for close-air-support (CAS) aircraft that is, armored strike fighters that carry out attack missions in conjunction with friendly units dropped precipitously. Instead, the Air Force turned its attention to long-range fighters and nuclear-capable bombers. The Soviet Union, by contrast, continued to place heavy emphasis on its ground forces, producing the Su-25 Grach “flying tank” that went on to enjoy a storied service history with the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. Then came the Vietnam War. The Air Force found that its deployed fighters flew slightly too high, and too fast, to serve a meaningful CAS role over the densely forested Vietnamese terrain. The Vietnam years prompted the Army’s