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More than 60 children have been infected by a measles outbreak in north London, with seven schools and a nursery affected in Enfield.
Health officials cite low MMR vaccination uptake in the capital as a potential factor behind the outbreak.
Temporary vaccination clinics are being held in schools and throughout Enfield to curb spread.
The outbreak adds to concerns after WHO said the UK no longer eliminated measles, with 2024 transmission noted.
UK health data show 91.9% of five-year-olds had one MMR dose and 83.7% had both in 2024-25.
Public health director warns the outbreak could grow with travel across the city.
Measles can spread to unvaccinated individuals; experts warn about serious complications.
NHS states typical measles progression starts with cold-like symptoms followed by a rash.
UK vaccination drive aims to counter vaccine scepticism with a new government campaign.
WHO previously declared the UK had eliminated measles before transmission was re-established in 2024.

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A Sky News explainer reports a rising measles outbreak in the UK with 60 suspected cases in north London and spread across several schools.
Parents are urged to call ahead or contact 111 before visiting a GP to limit spread of infection.
The piece outlines that unvaccinated siblings and vulnerable groups may face longer school exclusions.
The article stresses the importance of the MMR vaccine, introduced in 1988, for preventing measles.
The report notes a decline in vaccination rates since the COVID era, contributing to outbreaks.
Experts say access barriers and misinformation contribute to vaccine hesitancy.
The piece provides a historical context: MMR introduction and past measles burden in England and Wales.
The article explains that measles can cause serious complications like pneumonia and meningitis.
Health guidance includes keeping infected children away from babies and pregnant individuals.
Authorities remind that parents should stay off school for at least four days after rash first appears.

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Arsenal defeated Wigan Athletic 4-0 to advance to the FA Cup fifth round.
Eberechi Eze provided two early assists and set up key moments.
Gabriel Jesus added two goals, including the fourth, to seal the win.
The first half featured strong performances from Madueke and Martinelli.
Arsenal used a flexible lineup, with Saka moved to a central role at times.
Wigan pushed briefly but could not prevent a comfortable defeat.
Arsenal extended their lead with an own goal from Jack Hunt in the early second half.
Eze delivered a notable assist to Madueke for a goal in the first half.
Arsenal’s win puts them through and preserves their quadruple hopes for now.
The match showcased Arteta’s rotation and tactical flexibility going into a busy period.

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