The Health Secretary has announced that Britain does not face a shortage of antibiotics as he urged parents to remain vigilant for signs of Strep A.
Steve Barclay said checks within the Department of Health had not revealed an issue with supply of the medicines after the National Pharmacy Association said there were "blips" in the supply chain of liquid penicillin, which is often given to children.
Mr Barclay said the level of supply was "not a concern at the moment" but stock could be moved around if there was an issue with particular GPs getting supplies.