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Rise in swine flu hospital cases

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Health officials say they are worried by a rise in the number of swine flu sufferers who are ending up in hospital.

The Chief Medical Officer for England, Sir Liam Donaldson said the number of swine flu cases in intensive care was increasing and giving cause for concern.

He also said it was "vital" that members of high-risk groups receive the vaccine.

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