Hay fever symptoms are expected to worsen for suffers across next week as the Met Office warns of "very high" levels of pollen as the temperature increases. Common symptoms such as itchy eyes, a runny ...

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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has sounded the alarm for Brits, as a substantial number of hay fever sufferers are anticipated to experience symptoms in the coming week due to high pollen ...

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Knowing when to cut hay will help determine forage quality. “I think many producers work to get maximum tonnage, but I would like to see the focus more on quality,” says Eric Bailey ...

We believe quality ... High pollen counts could mean many people could experience sneezing, itchy eyes, mouth and throat and blocked noses. More than 10 million people in Britain suffer from hay ...

And unlike many other quality news outlets ... but not so much for hay fever sufferers. “The warm weather has influenced the level of pollen released. We've seen high to very high levels ...

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Britons with hay fever should brace for itchy eyes and runny noses this Easter Bank holiday weekend as pollen counts are set to remain high. Wales, North East and North West England are also all ...