VOICED: Britain losing fight against swine flu

The UK is experiencing a rapid spread of swine flu, with predictions of 100,000 new cases daily. Efforts to prevent the spread have been halted, focusing instead on treatment with antiviral drugs. The UK has the highest number of cases in Europe, partly due to travel from Mexico. Notable individuals, like Rupert Grint, have contracted the virus, which is generally mild but still a concern. The government is preparing with a new vaccine and relies on the NHS's resilience. The situation is expected to worsen with winter's arrival.

What is the projected number of new swine flu cases per day in the UK by next month?

What measures have been taken regarding testing for swine flu in schools?

What factors contributed to the high number of swine flu cases in the UK compared to other countries?

How did the government respond to the threat of swine flu in terms of vaccine availability?

What is the expected impact of winter on the number of swine flu cases?