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Three in England have swine flu Three in England have swine flu
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A 12-year-old girl from Devon is among three people from England who have contracted swine flu after visiting Mexico, Gordon Brown has confirmed.A 12-year-old girl from Devon is among three people from England who have contracted swine flu after visiting Mexico, Gordon Brown has confirmed.
Two adults - one from Birmingham and one from London - are also undergoing treatment, as are the two previously confirmed cases in Scotland. Two adults - a woman from Worcestershire and a person from London - are also undergoing treatment, as are the two confirmed cases in Scotland.
The girl's school in Torbay, Devon, has been closed and all pupils are to be offered anti-viral drugs.The girl's school in Torbay, Devon, has been closed and all pupils are to be offered anti-viral drugs.
Mr Brown said all those with the virus were responding well to treatment.Mr Brown said all those with the virus were responding well to treatment.
'Real development'
The girl's school, Paignton Community College, has about 2,000 pupils.The girl's school, Paignton Community College, has about 2,000 pupils.
Staff are referring all inquiries to the local health authority, Torbay Care Trust.Staff are referring all inquiries to the local health authority, Torbay Care Trust.
The woman, believed to be from Redditch, did not go to hospital and is being treated with anti-viral drugs at home, the BBC understands.
Dr Derrick Ward, of West Midlands Health Protection Agency, said: "This is a real development, we were expecting this [swine flu] to come up in England and sadly we were proved correct.Dr Derrick Ward, of West Midlands Health Protection Agency, said: "This is a real development, we were expecting this [swine flu] to come up in England and sadly we were proved correct.
"We aren't sure yet how widespread this is going to be.""We aren't sure yet how widespread this is going to be."