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Children first for swine flu jab

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A group of children have become the first people to be given the UK's swine flu vaccine. It's part of a clinical trial and comes a month ahead of a mass immunisation programme.

The BBC's Medical correspondent Fergus Walsh was the only journalist to witness the trial

READ MORE: Doses of swine flu vaccine arrive

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