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The social distancing "one—metre plus" guidance is no longer mandatory except in some places like hospitals. nightclubs can reopen and theatres and cinemas can return to full capacity. people currently working from home are being encouraged to return to the workplace. the guidance recommending against travel to amber list countries has been removed. and fully vaccinated front—line health workers in england will — when hospitals are short—staffed — be able to avoid self—isolation rule...

Longer required by law, although they are recommended in some crowded public spaces, such as public transport. the social distancing "one—metre plus" guidance is no longer mandatory except in some places like hospitals. nightclubs can reopen and theatres and cinemas can return to full capacity. people currently working from home are being encouraged to return to the workplace. guidance which advises against travel to countries on the governments amber list has been removed and fully vaccinated...

Will continue to increase as england unlocks. and people will be urged to continue to wear face coverings in crowded places. our health correspondent jim reed reports. this could be reality again next week. this pilot event in may saw 3000 clubbers back on the dance floor, from next monday, all nightclubs will be able to open across england as the last remaining social—distancing rules are scrapped. when we move to step four, we will see the falling away of legal obligations and legal restrict...

From next monday, all nightclubs will be able to open across england as the last remaining social distancing rules are scrapped. when we moved to step four, we will see the falling away of legal obligations and legal restrictions and a move towards personal and corporate responsibility based on clear and strong guidance and people will make their own judgments. under the plans, the legal requirement to wear a mask will go although ministers have said there will still be an expectation to wear a ...

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Have it switched on. the app uses bluetooth to detect the distance between phones, and if someone tests positive, will ping those whove been in close proximity, within two metres for 15 minutes, and advise them to self—isolate. tonight a source at the app team told the bbc theyd been told to adjust its sensitivity so that it sends out fewer alerts. as our restrictions change, of course the app needs to change in line. things like the relaxing of the one metre plus rule, for example, on the 19t...

The distance between phones, and if someone tests positive, will ping those who have been in close proximity, within two metres for 15 minutes, and advise them to self—isolate. the planned ditching of social distancing in england might lead to the sensitivity of the app being reduced. as our restrictions change, of course the app needs to change in line. things like the relaxing of the one metre plus rule, for example, on the 19th ofjuly, might well lead to a review of the way the app itself n...

Of course the app needs to change in line. things like the relaxing of the one metre plus rule, for example, on the 19th ofjuly, might well lead to a review of the way the app itself needs to function. but labour says the sensitivity of the app shouldnt be weakened. this feels like taking the batteries out of the smoke detector, and that is never a good idea. that is an important protection. i am equally worried by the stories of people deleting the app altogether. as covid cases have risen, so ...

The surge in infections has seen a large number of people being contacted via the nhs covid tracing app and today the government said the app used in england and wales may need to be altered as coronavirus restrictions change. heres our medical editor fergus walsh. have you been pinged lately? 26 million people have downloaded the nhs covid app, though its unclear how many have it switched on. the app uses bluetooth to detect the distance between phones, and if someone tests positive, will ping ...

Things like the relaxing of the one metre plus rule, for example, on the 19th ofjuly, might well lead to a review of the way the app itself needs to function. but labour says the sensitivity of the app shouldnt be weakened. this feels like taking the batteries out of the smoke detector, and that is never a good idea. that is an important protection. i am equally worried by the stories of people deleting the app altogether. as covid cases have risen, so have the number of app alerts. 360,000 peop...