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Hundreds of birds are to be culled at a farm in Kent where an outbreak of avian influenza of the H5N2 strain has been detected. A 1km restricted zone has been placed around the premises near Deal "to prevent the disease spreading". Public Health England (PHE) said the risk to the UK population was "very low" but it was "looking for evidence of spread to control and eliminate it". All 480 birds at the site are to be "humanely culled". PHE's chief veterinary officer Christine Middlemiss said: "Immediate steps have been taken to limit the risk of the disease spreading and all remaining poultry and captive birds at the farm will be culled." There will be no impact on food supply as the farm does not supply poultry, meat or eggs commercially, she added. Bird keepers have been told to remain alert for signs of disease and to report suspected cases immediately. "We are urgently looking for any evidence of disease spread associated with this farm to control and eliminate it," Ms Middlemiss said. Dr Gavin Dabrera, consultant in acute respiratory infections at PHE, said bird flu was an "uncommon infection" in humans. But he advised people not to touch sick or dead birds and to wash hands thoroughly with soap after contact with any animal. The Food Standards Agency said properly cooked poultry and poultry products, including eggs, were safe to eat.

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The PM will meet his cabinet later as he considers a month-long lockdown across England - in the hope that measures could be eased by Christmas. A new "stay at home" order could be announced on Monday, with schools, colleges and universities exempt. Documents seen by the BBC suggest the UK is on course for a much higher death toll than during the first wave unless further restrictions are introduced. Deaths could reach more than 4,000 a day, one of the models suggests. This figure is based on no policies being brought in to slow the spread of the disease, but most of the models peak at about 2,000 a day. Downing Street said Boris Johnson will chair a cabinet meeting at 13:30 GMT to discuss the government's coronavirus response. Are we heading back into a full lockdown? Covid spreading faster than 'worst-case scenario' Winter virus plans revealed in leaked Sage report At the height of the pandemic during the spring, deaths in the UK reached more than 1,000 a day. Infection rates are currently soaring across much of Europe, prompting new forms of lockdown in Belgium, France and Germany. The papers, understood to be part of a presentation by the government's pandemic modelling group SPI-M shown to Boris Johnson, feature several different projections of the likely course of the disease. All models predict that hospitalisations are likely to peak in mid-December, with deaths rising until at least late December before falling from early January. And a separate document circulating in government - based on NHS England modelling from 28 October - warns that the NHS would be unable to accept any more patients by Christmas, even if the Nightingale hospitals are used and non-urgent procedures cancelled. The document warns that south-west England and the Midlands will be the first to run out of capacity, potentially within a fortnight.