DEVELOPING: "Super Flu" Wave Engulfs England's Hospitals, No End in Sight.

Breaking News: "Super Flu" Wave Engulfs England's Hospitals, No End in Sight England's hospitals are struggling to cope with a surge in flu cases, with an average of 2,660 patients admitted daily over the past week. NHS England warns that the numbers have continued to rise, with some hospitals reporting nearly one in 10 beds occupied by flu patients. The situation is most critical among people over 75 and children under five, who have the highest hospital admission rates for flu. Children and young people aged five to 14 have the highest positivity rates for flu in England. NHS England's medical director, Prof Meghana Pandit, describes the situation as "unprecedented" and warns that the NHS is facing a worst-case scenario. The number of flu cases is expected to continue rising, with fears that it may top 5,000 by the weekend. This is a developing story, with NHS England monitoring the situation closely. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.