Sir Elton Out In Public After E.coli Scare
17 November 2009 12:27
...Scott, Sky News Online Sir Elton John has made his first public appearance since undergoing treatment in hospital for flu and E.coli, attending a fundraising event which is close to his heart. To view this content you need Flash and Javascript enabled in your...
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Elton John In Hospital
2 November 2009 08:40
...John Elton John is being treated in hospital after being struck down with E.coli and an aggressive bout of influenza. The 62-year-old singer was admitted to King Edward VII Hospital in central London on Friday. He has been forced to cancel a string of concert...
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E.Coli Detected In Farm Animal Droppings
22 September 2009 01:48
...for E.coli The agency collected samples of animal faeces from Godstone Farm on September 7, and 33 out of 102 contained E.coli. Positive samples came from ewes, lambs, pigs, goats, cattle, ponies and rabbits, but not pond water or sand from the sandpit. Eleven...
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Third Farm Is Closed Amid E.coli Fears
18 September 2009 11:49
...White Post Farm in Nottinghamshire has shut after it was confirmed that a second person was suffering from the same strain of E.coli as a previous visitor. Godstone Farm in Surrey closed last Saturday and its sister farm, Horton Park Children's Farm in Epsom,...
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13 September 2009 03:06
GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Staff at Godstone Children's farm attend to the animals after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Staff at Godstone Children's farm attend to the animals after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Godstone Children's farm manager Richard Maule-Oatway talks to reporters after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Godstone Children's farm manager Richard Maule-Oatway talks to reporters after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Godstone Children's farm lies empty after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Godstone Children's farm lies empty after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Godstone Children's farm lies empty after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: A child's sandpit lies empty at Godstone Children's farm after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: A sign warning of the dangers of E.coli is displayed at the entrance to Godstone Children's farm on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Godstone Children's farm lies empty after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Godstone Children's farm lies empty after an E.coli outbreak on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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GODSTONE, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: A sign warning of the dangers of E.coli is displayed at the entrance to Godstone Children's farm on September 13, 2009 near Godstone, England. Godstone Children's Farm has been closed by the Health Protection Agency as it carries out an investigation. Twelve children are being treated in hospital.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A general view of the White Post Farm Centre near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A worker walks through the White Post Farm Centre near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A worker walks through the White Post Farm Centre near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: Sheep graze in a field at the White Post Farm Centre near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A general view of the White Post Farm Centre near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A general view of the White Post Farm Centre near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A general view of the White Post Farm Centre near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
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MANSFIELD, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: A sign hangs on the gate at White Post Farm near Mansfield on September 18, 2009, in Mansfield, England. The farm is the third children's farm that has been closed because of a suspected E. coli outbreak after two visitors became infected with the same strain of the disease as has been found in Surrey.
