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Date Time Daily contact testing rolled out to further critical sectors Further targeted daily contact testing is being rolled out in England to frontline emergency services and some transport workers, following the government’s close engagement with these sectors in order to avoid any potential disruption to crucial services. Following clinical trial results, daily contact testing will be rolled out to further critical workplaces in England so that contacts who would otherwise be self-isolating can instead take daily tests, with an expected initial additional 200 testing sites. Delivering d...

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Boris Johnson's decision to avoid imposing a circuit-breaker lockdown back in September was 'catastrophic' SAGE member Sir Jeremy Farrar claims PM wanted to save the economy 'at the cost of lives and health' Wellcome Trust director also claimed Mr Johnson said lockdowns were 'bulls***t' in extract from new book Sir Jeremy is now warning talk of 'Freedom Day' tomorrow is 'premature' as the 'pandemic is far from over'

Boris Johnson had planned a major speech to celebrate the lifting of Covid rules in England tomorrow But it was scrapped as Number 10 became anxious after Covid-19 infections continued to rise rapidly  Yesterday, the number of daily cases hit 54,674, with 740 patients hospitalised in growing crisis Hundreds of thousands of people are also off work because they have been pinged by NHS Covid app  Pingdemic closed part of the London Underground yesterday and raised concerns about food supplies 

Tony Blair has warned that 10million people will be isolating because of the 'pingdemic' by August 16 and the economy will be plunged into chaos.  Yesterday, the number of daily coronavirus cases hit 54,674, with 740 patients admitted to hospital and 41 deaths.   And 530,126 alerts telling people to self-isolate were sent out in the week to July 7 - a 46 per cent rise on the week before.  Mr Blair, 68, has an Institute for Global Change that is due to publish a report tomorrow which predicts that the number of people forced to isolate because of the Test and Trace app could reach 10milli...