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Superdrug offers more than just beauty trends.

It can be the first stop for your health too.

Superdrug's pharmacies offer the NHS Pharmacy First Service.

Get fast help for things like UTIs, sore throats and sinusitis with no appointment.

And if suitable, prescription-only medication on the same day.

Learn more at superdrug.com slash pharmacy first.

Subject to consultation with a superdr drug pharmacist available in England only.

Aid restrictions may apply. This service is NHS funded. Rescription charges may apply if treatment is

supplied. In November 1558, England gained a new monarch and a new problem. Elizabeth Tudor,

25 years old, unmarried, and childless,

stepped into the role of Queen with the weight of a dynasty balanced on a very thin thread.

Her accession was met not with jubilation alone,

but also with a bit of calculation.

Those who had survived the rapid fire shifts of power under Henry VIII, Edward the 6th, and Jane Gray's nine days, as well as Mary the First, had learned one lesson very clearly.

A crown without a clear next air was not a blessing. It was a pews.

The memory of 1553 still lingered. Edward the 6th had barely been in his grave before two rival

queens, Jane Grey and Mary Tudor, had raised standards in their names. Armies had marched, proclamations were issued and revoked,

and ordinary people had been forced to declare where their loyalties lay

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