ITV meteorologist Chris Page debunks the terms "pollen bombs" and "super pollen" - and what they really mean for you.

Defusing the 'pollen bomb' - one of summer's biggest weather myths

Half of all Channel Islanders could have a hay fever allergy within the next five years, according to a leading doctor.

Why is hay fever increasing and what can stop the symptoms?

If these symptoms are "different or more severe than normal" people are then advised to use NHS 111. 

Plenty of sunshine, flowers and high pollen counts: hay fever season is at its peak. Sufferers can take steps to ease the cold-like symptoms

A new support group is being set up in Birmingham today for people affected by severe allergies. 

Hayfever sufferers are being warned of a perfect storm of conditions that could lead to symptoms worsening as the better weather rolls in.

Eating English honey rich in local pollen may acclimatise the body and prevent it reacting to airbourne pollen spores.