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Wesley Stephenson

  • Senior Data Journalist, BBC
Chelmsford
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Dad, Husband, data journalist @bbcnews, school governor
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Has flu peaked? What the figures tell us Original

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By Jim Reed , Wesley Stephenson, Nick Triggle 
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Has flu peaked? What the figures tell us Jim Reed,Health reporter, Wesley Stephenson,BBC Verifyand Nick Triggle,Health correspondent Getty Images The NHS remains on high alert over flu, health bosses say, but there are clear signs the surge in the virus has come to an end for now at least. Community spread appears to have stabilised, the UK Health Security Agency says. Meanwhile, the rise in hospital cases has slowed.
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Flu in four charts - how this year's winter outbreak is different Original

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By Jim Reed , Wesley Stephenson
| BBC News
Flu in four charts - how this year's winter outbreak is different Jim Reed,Health reporterand Wesley Stephenson,BBC Verify PA Media The NHS has urged those eligible to get vaccinated against flu to help limit the severity of symptoms The NHS says it's facing its "worst-case scenario" after the number of people in hospital with flu jumped by 55% in a week.
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Firms ordered to reduce forever chemicals in drinking water for 6m people Original

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By Esme Stallard , Becky Dale, Wesley Stephenson
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Image source, Getty Images ByEsme Stallard, Climate and science reporter, BBC News and Becky Dale and Wesley Stephenson, Senior data journalists, BBC Verify Water companies have been ordered to tackle potentially harmful levels of so-called forever chemicals in drinking water sources for more than six million people, the BBC can reveal. Forever chemicals, or PFAS, are a group of thousands of substances used in everyday products.
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