ALT A lit candle is on the left, with text to the right that reads, "World Meningitis Day." Below, "Join us tonight, in lighting the road ahead" is written. The logo for "Meningitis Now" is visible.

ALT The image shows a person filming a screen with a presentation about Meningitis Now’s BBC Lifeline Appeal. The text on the image reads, "Meningitis Now’s BBC Lifeline Appeal. You can now watch our BBC Lifeline Appeal." Logos for Meningitis Now and BBC Lifeline are visible.

ALT Three images stacked vertically: 1. Two people sitting on a bench by a riverside, labelled "Graeme & Gail's Story." 2. Two people standing in front of a building, smiling, labelled "David & Russell's Story." 3. A person sleeping, holding a teddy bear in a hospital bed, labelled "Arthur’s Story." The image includes logos for "Lifeline" and "Meningitis Now.

ALT A person is speaking in front of a camera setup outdoors, surrounded by greenery and flowers. Text over the image reads: "Watch. Donate. Share. Head to our BBC Lifeline page to watch the full film." There are logos for Meningitis Now and BBC Lifeline.

ALT The image shows a person standing outdoors in a garden with wildflowers, being filmed. Text on the image reads: “Join me. Watch. Share. Donate. Together, we can change lives affected by meningitis.” It mentions "4 October, Meningitis Now’s BBC Lifeline Appeal” and features the Meningitis Now and BBC Lifeline logos.

ALT The image shows a cosy room with three people sitting and smiling. One person is operating a camera. A sign reads "Meningitis Now's BBC Lifeline Appeal" with a date "4 October." The room has colorful art and a green plant in the background.

ALT A quote overlays a blurred background with the following message: Dr. Nutt adds, “Behind today’s recommendations are countless families whose lives have been forever changed by meningitis. Many have channeled their grief, loss and lived experience into tirelessly campaigning for change, determined that other families should never have to endure what they have been through. Today we remember all lives lost to meningitis and recognise this landmark step takes us closer to a world where no one has to experience this devastating disease.”

ALT A group of people wearing orange t-shirts and holding "No Plan B for MenB" placards. They are standing in front of an edited background featuring Big Ben. The image announces, "Meningitis Now welcomes JCVI support for teenage MenB vaccination".

ALT A poster with an orange background on a tiled wall reads: "FREE MenB MENINGITIS VACCINE. One million young people are eligible for a free MenB meningitis vaccine this summer. BOOK IT TODAY." A logo for Meningitis Now is in the bottom corner.

ALT A group of people stand on outdoor stairs and ground, smiling and raising their arms. A banner reads: "Welcome to Meningitis Now's online community!"

ALT A scenic garden path surrounded by lush greenery and flowers. Overlaid text discusses a charity's mission to create a safe online community for raising awareness about meningitis and offering support to those affected.

ALT A garden path surrounded by lush greenery and flowers. Overlaid text reads: "In this community, we encourage a culture of warmth and kindness. We are committed to fostering a supportive environment, and we do not tolerate any form of abuse, discrimination, hate, or the spread of misinformation. Any harmful comments or messages will be hidden to protect our community. Thank you to all our supporters, and to those who are just joining us here. We look forward to connecting with you." The bottom displays the Meningitis Now logo and the words "thank you!"

ALT A suited man stood in front of a parliament building. The image has an orange border along the bottom.

ALT Breaking news graphic: A group of individuals hold signs reading "No Plan B for Men B. Join the fight. Get the vaccine." in front of the UK Parliament building. They appear to be advocating for a vaccine programme for young people, as announced by UKHSA.