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One sunday newspaper says that we are going to have to start paying at some point for lateral flow tests. what did he say about that? well, the education secretary was quick to play down any suggestion that the government will soon at least move to a policy of not having those free lateral flow tests universally available. of course, there have been supply issues recently and just last week, the prime minister said supply would be prioritised to key workers, but after swift political pushback from labour saying this would be the wrong move at the wrong time, the scottish first minister nicola ...

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Is the science people are working off at the moment. adam fleming. let�*s talk a bit more on that notion of reducing the isolation period from seven days to five days. joining me now is professor of epidemiology and data science thank you for your time today. what are the risks, potentially reducing the isolation period further? we know the isolation period further? - know that as you move the time period back, you reduce the isolation period, what you are doing isolation period, what you are doing is moving more to the period where people are more likely to still be infectious, more likely ...

And they are very accurate, the lateral flow tests, you know, they are really accurate if people are infectious, so i guess they are looking at the regimes all the time in terms of what makes sense. but i don't have any, as i say, official news. but teams will announce it once they have come to their conclusions. i asked our political correspondent helen catt whether for borisjohnson today is all about defending his plan b and his decision not to introduce further restrictions for england. i think certainly that what we are expecting to hear later today. the prime minister is due to give a sta...

Builders over defective flats. up to 30 years after construction. at the moment, its six years. developers often argue they met building regulations at the time and so shouldn't be liable for these costs. but all of this has already dragged on for years. none of these solutions will be quick or easy. and the financial situation for many is already critical. sarah corker, bbc news. 100,000 workers from what the government has categorised as �*critical industries' will begin to receive lateral flow tests in the workplace from today, and be encouraged to test daily. it comes as ministers attemp...