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Who gets free flu jabs?
The NHS prioritises certain groups for free flu vaccinations because they are more vulnerable to severe illness or can easily spread the virus. This includes school children, pregnant women, and those aged 65 and over, as mentioned in the story. Healthcare workers and people with certain long-term health conditions are also typically included.
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