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Review means that we will be staying at alert level the ave you changes to introduce this week. —— alert level number two. every past days we have made some changes to the testing regime and the self isolation rules. because cases of coronavirus are so high in the community at the moment, we no longer need routinely to take a follow—up pcr test after a positive lateral flow test result. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffith is in cardiff. no changes to the coronavirus restrictions, any surprise? lilo. no changes to the coronavirus restrictions, any surprise? no, but --erhas restrictions...

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Seeing those precious hospitals increasing. —— those pressures. wales' first minister mark drakeford has confirmed there won't be any changes to the coronavirus rules in the welsh government's latest review. the first minister warned "the storm of 0micron" had arrived in wales as positivity rates hit "astronomically high" levels. increasing. i was last here just before christmas, and since then the public health situation in wales has changed dramatically. at that time the 0micron variant was still an approaching storm, coming towards us on the horizon. today that storm is fully upon us. 0...

For nightclubs. —— alert level two. another two weeks of the rule of six being in place in hospitality, bars and restaurants, and maybe at least another two weeks of major sporting events being held behind closed doors. he also spoke about the impact on the health service, something which is a concern across the uk. he suggested that the sickness and absence rate due to isolation in some parts of the welsh nhs was as high as 16%, actual hospitalisations relating to covid have gone up by 43% in just the last week. the first minister was quite critical of the uk government as well, what did ...