Swine flu: we’re coping just fine Jennifer Cole: The government predicted and planned for this disease – if businesses feel unprepared, it's their own fault
Swine flu vaccine still months away, says global health chief Head of World Health Organisation casts doubt on government's claim that first stocks will arrive in August
Labs say swine flu vaccine is close to clinical trials Swine flu vaccines already developed and awaiting tests, but 'by no means' ready yet, according to World Health Organisation
Firms, schools and churches rush to cope with outbreak Companies prepare to implement emergency plans as pace of swine flu infection accelerates
Anti-viral medicines: short-term solution, but no cure for swine flu Anti-virals need to be given within two days of the onset of symptoms to be most effective
Amid calls for calm, NHS gets ready to face swine flu emergency Scientists and health experts plan for the worst while ministers aim to contain anxiety
Swine flu: Prevention, treatment and risk If you suspect you have caught the virus, the NHS recommends you stay at home to avoid infecting others
Family doctor and six-year-old die after contracting swine flu Children aged between five and 14 are most affected by the H1N1 virus, according to HPA
Six-year-old girl and GP latest UK victims of swine flu Chloe Buckley, from north-west London, and Bedfordshire GP Michael Day take UK death toll to 17
Swine flu strikes Downing Street – and almost reaches G8 summit Gordon Brown's senior climate change adviser banned from negotiations to avoid infecting leaders with virus