Page last updated at 16:08 GMT, Tuesday, 9 June 2009 17:08 UK

Boarding school boy has swine flu

A pupil at a boarding school in Worcestershire has been diagnosed with swine flu.

The boy, who is a boarder at Malvern College, is among three new cases confirmed in the West Midlands, taking the total to 142.

The college said the boy and two others who are awaiting test results were being kept isolated from other pupils.

Headmaster Antony Clark said the college would stay open but day pupils with flu symptoms should stay at home.

He said they should see a GP before being allowed to return to lessons.



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